Byways Park
Clevedon, Somerset These details were last updated on 23rd December 2020Byways Park is a residential park home estate in Clevedon, Somerset currently showing on Park Home Living as a complimentary entry with a contact telephone number.
Byways Park | Park Rules
PARK RULES FOR BYWAYS PARK
The following rules are intended to be for the good management of the Park and the benefit of all who use it. These Rules form part of the agreement pursuant to which each Occupier occupies their Pitch in accordance with the Mobile Homes Acts 1983 (as amended) (the "Agreement'').
These rules take effect from [25TH January 2015) and are not of retrospective effect.
DEFINITIONS
Park Home means a mobile home stationed on a Pitch, and occupied by the Occupier(s) as their only or main residence under the provisions of the Mobile Homes Act 1983 and subsequent amendments.
Park Owner means J B and J Small Park Homes, Victoria House, Victoria Street, Taunton, TAl 3FA
Park means Byways Park, Strode Road, Clevedon, North Somerset, BS21 6UR
Pitch means the land, including any garden area, on which an Occupier is entitled to station their Park Home under the terms of their Agreement.
Occupier means the person or persons occupying a Park Home.
Installation, alteration and maintenance of Park Homes and Pitches
- Only Park Homes of proprietary manufacture which comply with the definitions contained in the Caravan Site and Control Development Act 1960 are permitted on the Park.
- All Park Homes must have a working flush toilet and bathroom (which may have either a bath or a shower or both).
- The supply, delivery, movement and siting of any Park Home must be carried out by a professional contractor with appropriate public liability insurance.
- Occupiers must keep their Park Home in good structural repair and decorative order and coat the exterior when necessary.
- Wheels must not be removed from the Park Home, nor can the Park Home be repositioned by the Occupier. No external structural alteration or addition to the Park Home or replacement of the Park Home is permitted without the prior written permission of the Park Owner.
- The Occupier must insure the Park Home with a reputable insurer which is a member of the Association of British Insurers against fire, storm and flood.
- Occupiers must maintain their Pitch in a tidy condition, free from litter and refuse.
- The underneath of each Park Home is to be kept clear of any combustible material or chemicals.
- Trees and plants on a Pitch must not be permitted to grow to a size or shape as to interfere in any way with neighbouring properties. Trees and shrubs must not be removed when a Pitch is vacated.
- Fences are not to be erected without the prior written permission of the Park Owner. Existing fences must be kept in good repair.
- Only one storage shed is permitted on each Pitch. It must be constructed of non combustible material and of a size and design approved by the Park Owner, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld, prior to installation and positioned to comply with the relevant conditions of the site licence in force at the relevant time and any requirements of the local authority. Any form of fuel storage (being of proprietary type concrete or metal fuel bunker specification) or other structure must be in compliance with all relevant regulations.
- All Park Homes should be equipped with a suitable fire extinguisher and fire blanket which conforms to the requirements of the local Fire Authority. Chimney flues and cowls must be kept in good repair. Care must be taken by Occupiers to prevent the discharge of sparks or excessive smoke.
- Occupiers (and their guests) must not use, or interfere with, the fire points provided for other than the emergency use intended.
- Occupiers are responsible for ensuring that all electrical, solid fuel, oil and gas installations within their Park Home and on their Pitch comply at all times with the regulatory requirements.
- The use of hose pipes should be restricted to watering garden plants and general use in and around the Pitch and used sparingly. Sprinklers are not allowed The Occupier must not permit mains or waste water to discharge onto the ground nor permit to pass into water closets, gullies or drains any matter that is likely to cause blockage or damage. Occupiers must keep in good repair and condition all pipes and cables for which they are responsible. THE RULE FOR HOSEPIPES DOES NOT APPLY IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE.
- All external water pipes for which the Occupier is responsible shall be lagged against frost by the Occupier who will be responsible for any wastage of water due to the Occupier's failure to do so.
- In order to avoid the risk of damaging or interfering with underground services, no holes or ponds may be dug in the ground without prior consultation with the Site Owner.
- Access is forbidden to vacant pitches.
Use of the Park Home and Guests
- The Park Home may only be used by the Occupier and members of their permanent household and invited guests. Occupiers will be held responsible at all times for the behaviour and actions of their guests. The number of persons occupying the Park Home shall not exceed the number for which the Park Home was designed as detailed in Part 1 of the Agreement.
- Sub-letting of either the whole or part of a Park Home is not permi tt ed.
- No children are allowed to occupy Park Homes on a permanent basis. Visits and holiday stays, not exceeding two calendar weeks are, of course, permitted. The Occupier remains responsible at all times for the conduct of children visiting their Home.
- Children may not climb trees or banks on the Park, must not be allowed to play around the Park Homes of other Occupiers unless invited to do so, neither must they be allowed to play on roads within the Park.
Rules for Occupiers
- All Occupiers must be 50 years of age or older.
- Occupiers must:
- not carry on any trade or business at the Park Home or in the Park.
- not hold any political meeting or sale by auction at the Park Home or in the Park.
- not use the Park Home for any noisy, offensive, illegal or immoral purpose.
- not do anything at the Park Home which may be or become a nuisance or annoyance, or cause loss, damage or injury, to the Park Owner or the occupiers of any neighbouring property.
- not bring or keep any inflammable, explosive, dangerous or offensive substances or goods onto the Park Home or Park (except fuel in the fuel tank of any private motor vehicle).
- not sing or dance or play any musical instrument or equipment for making or reproducing sound or to act in such a manner so as to cause annoyance to occupiers of any neighbouring property.
- External fires, including incinerators, barbeques and chimineas are not permitted.
- Everyone using the Park must comply with the regulations of the site licence, fire safety regulations and any other statutory regulations applicable to the Park.
- Pets must be kept under proper control. They must not cause noise or nuisance to other residents or be allowed to despoil the Park. Occupiers must not keep any pet or animals except the following:
- One dog per Park Home
- One domestic cat per Park Home
- Animal or pet housed in a cage, aquarium or similar remaining at all times within the Park Home
Visitors' dogs must be kept on a lead whilst on roads within the Park. Visitors must clean up after their pets.
- The Occupier is responsible for the disposal of all household waste (suitably wrapped and sealed) in Local Authority approved containers, which must not be overfilled, through the Local Authority refuse collection service. Garden refuse must be disposed of in a proper manner.
- Clothes lines to be screened as far as practicable.
Satellite dishes must be erected discretely.
- Occupiers must not carry offensive weapons, or any other objects likely to give offence, on the Park. Guns or firearms of any kind shall not be used on the Park and shall only be kept with an appropriate licence.
- Notices, and particularly those advertising a mobile home for sale, must be displayed discreetly and not in any manner which causes annoyance to other residents.
Rules Relating to Vehicles
- All vehicles must be driven carefully on the Park, not exceeding the displayed speed limit. Parking is not permitted on roads or grass verges. Occupiers and visitors authorised to bring vehicles onto the Park do so at their own risk.
- Vehicles must be parked in authorised parking spaces.
- No commercial vehicles are allowed on the park other than those belong to tradespeople carrying out work for Occupiers. No Commercial Vehicles may be left on the Park overnight.
- Trailers, touring caravans, boats and motor homes are not permitted to be kept on the Park.
- All vehicles must be taxed and insured as required by law and be in running order. Drivers must hold a current, valid driving licence and insurance.
- Disused or unroadworthy or untaxed vehicles must not be left on the Park and the Park Owner reserves the right to remove any abandoned vehicles.
- No major repairs to vehicles (entailing immobilisation for more than 24 hours) are permitted on the Park Owner's land. Motor oils and other fuels of that nature must not be discharged anywhere on the Park.
- As far as practicable use of the Park recycling centre should be between the hours of 7.30 am and 7.30 pm.
Park Home Living Disclaimer:
Park rules have been downloaded from the relevant licensing authority and were correct at the time of publishing. Uploaded Date 13th November 2020
Licensing Authority
North Somerset Council
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