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ALA Property Access Rules (Including STR Client Access)

The Court in the Vertical Web Ventures, Inc. v. ALA case entered a Preliminary Injunction Order

(“Order”) which, among other things, allows people who rent residences in Arrowhead Woods

for a period of less than 30 days (“short-term rental clients”) to access Lake Arrowhead (the

“Lake”) and the Reserve Strips (the “Strips”). In compliance with the Order, ALA will no longer

ALA General Members can use their ALA membership/RFID card to access the Lake and Strips.

ALA General Members can also use any ALA registered boat/watercraft providing the member

has satisfied all ALA operator licensing requirements, has the required ALA boat/watercraft

operator license in their possession, carries photo identification, such as a driver’s license, and

carries their ALA membership/RFID card. ALA General Members cannot use ALA property for a

business or commercial purpose.

Family members and non-paying guests of an ALA General Member can use the ALA member’s

membership/RFID card to access the Lake and Strips provided the ALA member puts the family

member’s or guest’s name on the member’s approved guest list with ALA. Family members and

non-paying guests can use the ALA member’s registered boat/watercraft providing the guest or

term rental client access:

Short-term rental clients of an ALA General Member are prohibited from using the parks,

fishing dock, Lone Pine Island, and the Village docks. Short-term rental clients of an ALA General

Member can use an ALA General Member’s membership/RFID card to access the Lake and

Strips, with or without the ALA member being present if the following requirements have been

satisfied:

a) The ALA member who owns the short-term rental property must provide ALA with a

copy of their current short-term rental permit issued by San Bernardino County for their

short-term rental.

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Lake or strips.

d) Each short-term rental client must read the ALA rules, sign an agreement stating that

they will follow all ALA rules and agree to be subject to fines if they violate any ALA rule.

e) Each short-term rental client must sign a waiver that releases and indemnifies ALA and

its employees and agents (the “ALA Indemnified Parties”) to the fullest extent allowed

under the law from any and all claims against the ALA Indemnified Parties which result

from the short-term rental client(s) use of the Lake, Strips, or any ALA property.

f) Each short-term rental client must purchase a short-term rental wristband with the

short-term rental client(s) name and wristband expiration dates. Wristbands are

available for periods of one-day, two-day, three-day, or one-week. ALA will charge a fee

on the Lake, whether the boats/watercraft are owned by an ALA member or the short-

term rental clients.

i) Short-term rental clients are prohibited from using the Lake or Strips for a business or

commercial purpose.

j) ALA may fine the ALA Member who owns the short-term rental property if that ALA

Member fails to comply with these ALA Property Access Rules. The ALA Member who

owns the short-term rental property shall also be jointly and severally liable for any fines

levied against that ALA Member’s short-term rental clients that remain unpaid for more

than sixty (60) days.

2. ALA Beach Club Member:

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the required ALA boat/watercraft operator license in their possession, carries photo

identification, such as a driver’s license, and has the ALA member’s membership/RFID card with

them at all times while on ALA property. Family members and guests cannot use any ALA

property for any business or commercial purpose.

ALA Beach Club Members who own a short-term rental property in Arrowhead Woods –

short-term rental client access:

Short-term rental clients of an ALA Beach Club Member can use the ALA Beach Clubs, but only if

accompanied by the ALA Beach Club Member. A maximum of 5 short-term rental clients per

ALA Beach Club membership/RFID card are allowed access to ALA Beach Clubs when

accompanied by the ALA Beach Club Member. Short-term rental clients of an ALA Beach Club

member can use the ALA Beach Club Member’s membership/RFID card to access the Lake and

Strips, provided the requirements listed in Paragraph 1 (above) have been satisfied and subject

3. ALA Dock Member:

ALA Dock Members can access their privately owned dock, the ALA Beach Clubs, the Lake and

Strips and can use an ALA registered boat/watercraft on the Lake providing the member has

satisfied all boat operator licensing requirements, has the required ALA boat/watercraft

operator license in their possession, carries photo identification, such as a driver’s license, and

carries their membership/RFID card. ALA Dock Members cannot use ALA property for a

business or commercial purpose.

Family members and non-paying guests of an ALA Dock Member may use the ALA Dock

member’s membership/RFID card to access the Dock Member’s privately owned dock, the ALA

Beach Clubs, the Lake and Strips, provided the ALA Dock member puts the family member or

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Short-term rental clients of an ALA Dock Member can use the ALA Beach Clubs, but only if

accompanied by the ALA Dock Member. A maximum of 5 short-term rental clients per ALA Dock

membership/RFID card are allowed access to ALA Beach Clubs when accompanied by the ALA

Dock Member. The ALA Dock owner has the authority to decide who can use their privately

owned dock. The short-term rental clients of an ALA Dock Member can use the ALA Dock

member’s membership/RFID cards to access the Lake and Strips, providing the requirements

listed in Paragraph 1 (above) are met and subject to the terms and restrictions in Paragraph 1

(above). Short-term rental clients must always wear their short-term rental wristbands and

carry photo identification, such as a driver’s license, and carry the ALA Dock member’s

membership/RFID card while on ALA property. Short-term rental clients of an ALA Dock

Member may not use ALA Beach Clubs, parks, fishing dock, Lone Pine Island or the Village docks

without the ALA Dock member being present.

permitted to access the ALA Beach Clubs, parks, fishing dock, Lone Pine Island, or the Village

docks. Owners must open an account with ALA and put the name of each guest or lessee on the

account before the guest lessee can access the Lake or Strips.

Arrowhead Woods Property Owner short-term rental client access:

If the Arrowhead Woods property owner owns a short-term rental property in Arrowhead

Woods, the Owner’s short-term rental clients can access the Lake and Strips without the Owner

being present if the requirements listed below have been satisfied. The Owner’s short-term

rental clients are not permitted to access the ALA Beach Clubs, parks, fishing dock, Lone Pine

Island or the Village docks.

Requirements:

a) The Owner who owns the short-term rental property must provide ALA with a copy of

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show photo identification, such as a driver’s license, to ALA staff prior to accessing the

Lake or strips.

d) Each short-term rental client must read the ALA rules, sign an agreement stating that they

will follow all ALA rules and agree to be subject to fines if they violate any ALA rules.

e) Each short-term rental client must sign a waiver that releases and indemnifies ALA and its

employees and agents (the “ALA Indemnified Parties”) to the fullest extent allowed under

the law from any and all claims against the ALA Indemnified Parties which result from the

short-term rental clients use of the Lake, Strips, or any ALA property.

f) Each short-term rental client must purchase a short-term rental wristband with the

short-term rental client(s) name and wristband expiration dates. Wristbands are