Page 6 - Rules and Regulations - La Mer Revised Oct '17

*Rules & Regulations
The following Rules & Regulations are in addition to rules, regulations, and restrictions found in the condominium documents, state statute, administrative code, city, county and federal law.
CARD ROOM
1. The card room is for the exclusive use of La Mer residents and their invited guests. Guests are not permitted use of the card room without the continued presence of the inviting resident.
2. Smoking is not permitted in card room.
3. Food and beverages, with the exception of candy and/or nuts, are not permitted in card room.
4. Shouting and loud voiced conversation is prohibited so players can concentrate on their game.
5. Tables and chairs should not be removed or relocated from the card room without the prior
permission of management.
6. The last player(s) to leave is responsible for turning off the lights in the card room.
CORRIDORS
1. Personal items shall not be placed in the common corridors or displayed or attached to the ceilings, walls, or floors in the common corridors of each building.
2. Real and or artificial trees, artwork, furniture and personal items are prohibited from being placed in the corridors or common areas of the La Mer complex. The common corridors shall not be used as a storage or work area for residents, contractors or repairmen.
3. Smoking is not permitted in the common corridors.
ELEVATORS
1. Smoking is not permitted inside elevators.
2. The interior of each elevator cab is monitored by video camera to discourage vandalism.
3. Tradesmen and delivery personnel must use the padded service elevator when transporting tools
and materials. A $250.00 security deposit is required before transporting tools and materials in
any elevator. The security deposit must be on file in the management office.
4. Extended use of the service elevator must be reserved and scheduled in the management office.
There is no guarantee of exclusive use.
5. In the event of mechanical problems, passenger service will be considered the highest priority
and reserved use of the service elevator may be delayed and/or cancelled.
6. Management reserves the right to schedule use of the service elevator as it deems necessary to
accommodate multiple users.
7. Management, the Board of Directors, and the Association are not responsible for any disruptions
in elevator service due to mechanical problems.
8. During a fire alarm, all elevators will automatically close and park at the lower lobby level.
Building occupants must use the emergency stairs to exit the building or move from floor to floor. During this period elevator cabs can only be activated by emergency personnel with the appropriate keys. Elevator service will not resume until both the alarm system and elevator system have been reset.
9. The elevator doors should never be blocked or held in the open position.
10. There is an emergency telephone in each elevator cab. By pressing the telephone button at the
bottom of the control panel, you will be connected to a member of the building’s security staff.
11. In the event of a mandatory evacuation of the building due to the threat of a hurricane, use of an elevator is discouraged. If a mechanical or electrical problem occurs during the period of a mandatory evacuation, emergency personnel may not be available for assistance. Although use of an elevator is discouraged, management will only shut down two elevators and will leave one
elevator in service.
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Version: October 31st, 2017