Rules & Regulations: 2009
Club rules and regulations have evolved over the years and are written to
protect everyone’s safety and enjoyment of the Club.
Club members may not extend membership privileges to non-members. (Examples
are: a. giving permission to a friend to use the Club’s boat launching
ramp; or b. the lifts in the South Harbor area; or c. parking anywhere on Club
property when not a guest; or d. fishing on Club docks, etc).
Grounds Rules:
- Dogs are permitted. Leashed dogs are allowed in the small boat area
and the lawn in front of the South Club as companions, not for “constitutional
walks”. Dogs will be allowed leashed on gravel roads and
drives to and from public roads, docks, and to the wooded fringes of the
Club parking lot; these are areas for “constitutional walks”. Owners,
please pick up after your friends. Please, no dogs, leashed or otherwise,
on grass lawns surrounding the Clubhouse, meaning all lawns north of the
bridge to the small boat area, south of the North Docks and east of the front
stairs.
- Picnicking is permitted where picnic tables are located. Picnickers
are responsible for cleaning used areas and returning club furniture to its
proper place. Grills are available near the North Docks. Personal
grills may be used at the South Harbor Pavilion.
- Ball playing and other sporting
activities are permitted on the back lawn.
- Please use trash cans provided
for disposal of paper and other wastes. Do
not bring personal household waste to the Club for disposal.
- All boats must
be kept clear of the swim dock by a minimum of 100 feet.
- Water skiing starts
and finishes are not to be conducted from Club property.
House Rules:
- Persons under 21 years of age will not be served alcoholic beverages, nor
shall they be seated at the bar.
- The Club is casual, meaning shorts, t-shirts
and sandals are appropriate, however, consideration should be given when
dining in the main indoor dining room. Please, no wet swimsuits and/or
bare feet in the Clubhouse proper (dressing rooms only).
Guests:
- Members should be familiar with and adhere to guest rules, including visiting
boat rules and marina rules
- Guests may be entertained at the Club three times
per season regardless of host member(s). A member must accompany guests unless a guest is
using a guest pass, issued by the Club. Please check with your intended
guests as to the number of times they have been to the Club in a given year.
- Club members will be held accountable for their guests whenever they are
on Club property.
- ABC regulations require registration of all guests. A guest log is
located in the Clubhouse Lobby. If you are entertaining guests, please
see that minors and adults are registered individually.
- Crew members of Cayuga
Lake Cruising Fleet and Club recognized one-design fleets are permitted access
across IYC property only if the skipper of the boat on which they are crewing
has entered into a written license agreement with IYC.
Rules Governing Children:
- Children are welcome in all areas of the Club (except the bar) but children
under age 13 must be supervised by an adult.
- All children should be thoroughly
aware of, and understand, all posted rules for docks and swimming areas.
- Horseplay
in the water or on the docks will not be allowed.
- Swimming is allowed only
in the designated swimming area, and only when a lifeguard is on duty.
- Misuse
or abuse of recreational equipment, other Club property, or boats, may lead
to suspension of Club privileges for guests, parents or children, or even
a sponsoring Club member.
- Any member may bring rule infractions to the attention
of a flag officer for disciplinary action.
- Guest rules apply to minors as
well as adults.
Waterfront and Swimming:
- A lifeguard is on duty only at certain specified hours. No swimming
is allowed if a lifeguard is not on duty.
- Children are to be supervised by
a parent or adult at all times.
- Stay clear of areas where instructors are
giving lessons or instructions.
- Watch
out for other swimmers when diving, jumping, or swimming.
- Only one
person at a time is allowed on the diving board.
- Glasses, bottles,
or other breakable items are forbidden on swim docks and adjacent beaches.
- Report all accidents at once to instructors, lifeguard, and an IYC officer
or employee. First Aid kits are available at the lifeguard station
on the waterfront and in the Youth Building. In case of emergency, refer
to safety plan posted in Youth Building, and on bulletin board at north end
of the Clubhouse.
Lost and Found:
- Inquiries regarding lost and found articles should be directed to an
IYC employee, or the Clubhouse Manager. When possible, items of clothing,
beach toys, etc., will be left for claim in the lost and found bin in the
Youth Building. Valuables will be left with the Club manager
Parking:
- Due to limited parking facilities in the South Harbor area, only members’ cars,
with a current IYC burgee sticker, will be permitted in the area. Stickers
are available from the Club manager.
- Each slip occupant shall be limited to
one parking place in South Harbor area.
- No vehicles of any kind are permitted
on docks or walkways. Members
may use the Club provided gray carts to haul supplies to and from boats. Return
all carts to shore storage area immediately after use.
- No parking is permitted
in designated unloading zones.
- Parking area northwest of Clubhouse is for
handicap parking and designated employees only. Unloading for North
Docks is permitted while vehicle is attended only.