KAITERITERI RECREATION RESERVE CODE OF CONDUCT & BYLAWS

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1 KAITERITERI RECREATION RESERVE CODE OF CONDUCT & BYLAWS We aim to provide you with the best facilities and a peaceful reserve in which to relax and enjoy your holiday amongst the best of New Zealand s scenery and beaches. Our reserve is suitable for all types of holiday makers including families, couples, groups and solo travelers. The area is renowned for its unspoilt beauty and historical significance. With this in mind we would be grateful if you could familiarize yourself with the following policies to ensure that all guests get the optimum experience. CONDUCT ALCOHOL NOISE VEHICLES TRAILERS VISITORS PROHIBITED ITEMS DRONES DAMAGE CARAVANS Consideration to other guests and staff must be shown at all times. Alcohol is only permitted to be consumed on your site. Please do not walk around the premises with open alcoholic beverages. Excessive drinking or alcohol fueled parties are forbidden. Please be aware that there are a number of no-alcohol zones around the Reserve and these are Police enforced. Noise levels are to be kept to a minimum at all times. Hours of quietness are between 10.30pm and 7.00am. Remember noise travels easily and consideration must be shown to others if you decide to carry on with your evening entertainment. All vehicles of reserved guests must display a parking permit available from the office. All vehicles of reserved guests must be able to park within the site boundaries and not encroach on the road, accessways or other sites. All trailers, including boat and jet ski trailers must be able to fit within the reserved guest s site and not encroach on the road, accessways or other sites. No boats with masts are permitted within the confines of the camp Are permitted by courtesy of the management and should depart by 10.00pm. Visitor s vehicles are to be parked in the public car park and this will be enforced. The reserved guest is responsible for the behavior of the visitors while onsite. Fireworks of any kind (in the camp and on the Reserve / beach) Any offensive weapon or object Drones or other motorized flying objects including model aeroplanes and helicopters as these are a hazard to aviation. Approval can be obtained from the Operations Manager. Cost of damage to property or accommodation will be recovered. Must have current Electrical Warrant of Fitness. You will not be able to plug in without it.

2 TENTS SITE SET UP SPEED BICYCLES An approved RCD cord is to be used if using power in the tent. These are available for hire from the office if necessary. All solid walls of any tent or caravan are to be no less than 1 metre from any internal camp boundary. This is a requirement under Fire, as well as Health and Safety Regulations. This applies even if you have family and friends occupying an adjoining site. This will be strictly enforced. All vehicles, tents, caravans, boats and other equipment are to fit with your reserved site. Vehicle speeds must be no greater than 5kph. Can be ridden in all areas with care and consideration to others. Lights must be used if riding during darkness and helmets must be worn at all times. Please do not park any bicycles in the apartments. Please see the office for any storage requirements. Bicycle safety flags are available to borrow from the office also. SMOKING PETS MISBEHAVIOUR No smoking is permitted in any of the public amentities. Other than guide dogs etc, under current legislation, pets are not permitted anywhere within the Reserve. Please speak to our staff if you need a recommendation for local pet motels. Is defined in Section 5(1) of the Kaiteriteri Recreation Reserve By-Laws and includes obstructing, disturbing or interfering with any other persons use or enjoyment of the Reserve. Foul, abusive, indecent or obscene language (this includes abusive language, aggressive or argumentative attitude displayed toward Kaiteriteri Recreation Reserve employees and management), or being intoxicated, noisy, riotous, or to misbehave in any other way. Any breach of By-Law 5(1) could result in immediate expulsion from the camp without a refund and forfeiture of any rebook status and / or, as provided for under Section 104 of the Reserves Act 1977, a fine not exceeding $5,000. All criminal behavior will be reported to the New Zealand Police.

3 KAITERITERI RECREATION RESERVE GENERAL INFORMATION Medical / Police / Fire Emergency: DIAL 111 Our Address is: 5 Kaiteriteri Sandy Bay Rd, Kaiteriteri, ph All other non-urgent situations dial the Health line on or call the after-hours Medical Advice line on The camp has a First Aid Room located in the Reserve office. There is a defibrillator on the outside wall of the office. FIRE EVACUATION: Please acquaint yourself with the emergency evacuation plan. This is situated in all public areas. Note that Kaiteriteri has a Volunteer Fire Brigade. Do not be alarmed at the sound of a siren at any time of the day or night, as this is to alert the volunteers that they are needed. If there is an emergency you will be notified by management and given instructions as to what to do. TSUNAMI: In the event of a tsunami warning from Civil Defence an alert will be provided over the PA system. We will evacuate to safe high ground which is Kaka Point (north along the beach front road). Camp wardens will assist in directing you. Do not return to the camp until the all clear is given. In the event of an immediate tsunami we will evacuate to the closest high ground which is the top floor of the office or apartments. POLICE: All non-urgent situations dial PETROL & DIESEL: There is an NPD station located in the south car park for all your petrol or diesel requirements. This is a self-serve station and requires either an eftpos card or credit card with a pin number to use it. This station is independent of the camp, so any non-urgent problems please call the 0800 number at the pumps.

4 STORE: Shop hours are seasonal and opening hours are displayed on the front door. RESTAURANT & GONE BURGERS: Open every day except Christmas Day and any required training days. VEHICLE REPAIR & ROAD INFORMATION: For any vehicle assistance, the closest garage is Riwaka garage. Ph For information regarding road conditions please call , or visit BOAT RAMP: Launching boats - $5 daily fee. Season Pass - $25, Annual Pass - $50. This are obtained from the office during the year and from the Boat Ramp from 26 th December. BOAT WASHING & ENGINE FLUSHING: All boat washing and engine flushing is to be conducted in the allocated boat wash area outside the park, and NOT on your sites. Fish filleting is permitted inside the park at the fish filleting station. No boats to be parked at the fish filleting station inside the park at any time. Refer to park map or ask reception for locations. GAS BBQS: Located outside the Camp Kitchens. Personal BBQ s are not permitted on the apartment decks. No charcoal or open fires are permitted in the park. FOOD: Food stored in communal kitchen is at your own risk. Please ensure all items are clearly marked with your name and departure date. The fridges will be cleared weekly unmarked items will be discarded. MINI GOLF: Clubs and balls are available for rent from the store or the mini golf kiosk.

5 MESSAGES/MAIL: Messages can be taken at reception and we will contact you via SMS. Mail can also be redirected to the reserve office and is collected after your name appears on the notice board. Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi is available throughout the park. Please ask our reception staff for the instructions. Additional Wi-Fi plans are also available for purchase at a reasonable price. LAUNDRY: All washers operate with $2 coins - $2 per load. All machines require you have your own laundry detergent. This can be purchased from reception and the store. Dryers use either $1 or $2 coins. RUBBISH: PLEASE RECYCLE - Recycle bins can be found at the western end of each amenity block. For general waste, please assist us by wrapping items in plastic bags and placing them in the bins provided throughout the park. The kitchens have a supply of plastic bags as well as the office. SHOWERS: All showers are timed showers and use 50 cent coins which can be exchanged at reception. One press of the timer button will operate the shower for 6 minutes. WATER: Our water is of excellent quality and is drinkable from all taps within the park. Do not drink out of the hose by the dump stations. Please be mindful of all water use for conservational purposes. We ask you for your co-operation so that your stay and the stay of other guests can be enjoyable. THANK YOU.

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