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BY-LAWS ....................................................................................................................................... 6

ARTICLE I - Offices ................................................................................................................... 6

ARTICLE II - Membership ......................................................................................................... 6
2.1—Classes of membership ....................................................................................................... 6
2.2—Proprietary .......................................................................................................................... 6
2.3—Non Proprietary .................................................................................................................. 6
2.4—Memberships available ....................................................................................................... 6
2.5—Memberships applications .................................................................................................. 6

ARTICLE III - Rights of Members ............................................................................................ 6
3.1—Contacting new members ................................................................................................... 6
3.2—Family of members ............................................................................................................. 6
3.3—Guests of members ............................................................................................................. 7
3.4—Guests accompanied by members ...................................................................................... 7
3.5—Guest indebtedness ............................................................................................................. 7
3.6—Special assessments ............................................................................................................ 7
3.7—Widows and widowers ....................................................................................................... 7

ARTICLE IV - Fees, Dues, and Charges .................................................................................... 7
4.1—Initiation fees ...................................................................................................................... 7
4.2—Monthly dues ...................................................................................................................... 7
4.3—State and federal taxes ........................................................................................................ 7
4.4—Payment of dues ................................................................................................................. 8
4.5—Member indebtedness ......................................................................................................... 8
4.6—Business memberships ....................................................................................................... 8
4.7—Reinstatement of members ................................................................................................. 8

ARTICLE V - Board of Directors ............................................................................................... 8
5.1—Number of members ........................................................................................................... 8
5.2—Election and term ................................................................................................................ 8
5.3—Voting on nominations ....................................................................................................... 9
5.4—Maintaining the Club .......................................................................................................... 9
5.5—Meetings ............................................................................................................................. 9
5.6—Indemnification .................................................................................................................. 9
5.7—Restricted funds ................................................................................................................ 11
5.8—Attendance ........................................................................................................................ 11

ARTICLE VI - Rules and Regulations ..................................................................................... 11
ARTICLE VII – Officers .......................................................................................................... 11
7.1—Election ............................................................................................................................. 11
7.2—President ........................................................................................................................... 11
7.3—Vice President................................................................................................................... 11
7.4—Secretary/Treasurer .......................................................................................................... 12
7.5—President Elect .................................................................................................................. 12

ARTICLE VIII - Meetings ........................................................................................................ 12
8.1—Annual meeting ................................................................................................................ 12
8.2—Special meetings ............................................................................................................... 12
8.3—Quorum ............................................................................................................................. 12
8.4—Order of business .............................................................................................................. 12
8.5—Vote .................................................................................................................................. 12

ARTICLE IX - Committees ...................................................................................................... 12
9.1—Appointment ..................................................................................................................... 12
9.2—Functions .......................................................................................................................... 12
9.3—Standing committees ........................................................................................................ 13

ARTICLE X - Expulsion........................................................................................................... 13
10.1—Vote of Board ................................................................................................................. 13
10.2—Extend of the record ....................................................................................................... 13
10.3—Determination ................................................................................................................. 13

ARTICLE XI - Amendment ...................................................................................................... 13

MEMBERSHIP ....................................................................................................................... 16

ORGANIZATION AND PURPOSE ........................................................................................ 16

MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES ............................................................................................... 16

CATEGORIES .......................................................................................................................... 16

Proprietary ................................................................................................................................. 16

Non-proprietary ......................................................................................................................... 16

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION ........................................................................ 17

Proprietary Members ................................................................................................................. 17
Social Members ......................................................................................................................... 17
Clubhouse & Clubhouse / Swim ............................................................................................... 17
Single Male and Lady Membership .......................................................................................... 17
Non-Resident Members ............................................................................................................. 17
Junior Members ......................................................................................................................... 18
Senior Members......................................................................................................................... 18
Out-of-State Non-Resident Members ....................................................................................... 18
TRANSFER FEE POLICY ........................................................................................................... 18
MEMBERSHIP RULES ................................................................................................................ 18
Resignations .............................................................................................................................. 18
Divorces ..................................................................................................................................... 18
Billing ........................................................................................................................................ 19
Reinstatement ............................................................................................................................ 19
Leave of Absence ...................................................................................................................... 19
Qualifications of Voting ............................................................................................................ 19
Service Charge and Tax ............................................................................................................ 19
Tipping Policy ........................................................................................................................... 19
Notice to Members .................................................................................................................... 19
Discipline ................................................................................................................................... 19
Temporary Absence .................................................................................................................. 20
Club’s Policy on Alcohol .......................................................................................................... 20
GENERAL MANAGER ................................................................................................................ 20
Responsibilities.......................................................................................................................... 20
Duties ......................................................................................................................................... 20
Authority.................................................................................................................................... 21
GUESTS ......................................................................................................................................... 21
Resident Guests ......................................................................................................................... 22
Non-resident Guests .................................................................................................................. 22
LESSONS FOR GRANDCHILDREN .......................................................................................... 22
RULES AND REGULATIONS .................................................................................................. 24
GENERAL ..................................................................................................................................... 24
DRESS CODE ............................................................................................................................... 24
Clubhouse ................................................................................................................................ 24
Tennis ...................................................................................................................................... 24
Swimming ............................................................................................................................... 24
Golf Course ............................................................................................................................. 24
Implementation ....................................................................................................................... 25
SMOKING ................................................................................................................................ 25
CAR PARKING ........................................................................................................................ 25
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ................................................................................................ 25
CHARGES ..................................................................................................................................... 25
GOLF CLUB STORAGE .............................................................................................................. 25
CLUBHOUSE HOURS ................................................................................................................. 25
COLORS ........................................................................................................................................ 26
MASCOT ....................................................................................................................................... 26
COMPLAINTS .............................................................................................................................. 26
ENTERTAINMENT ...................................................................................................................... 26
SPONSORSHIP AND SPECIAL FUNCTIONS .......................................................................... 26
Club Policy ............................................................................................................................... 26
Sponsorship ............................................................................................................................... 26
Guarantee Policy ....................................................................................................................... 26
Special Function Rooms ............................................................................................................ 26
Games ........................................................................................................................................ 27
INDEBTEDNESS .......................................................................................................................... 27
LOST ARTICLES ......................................................................................................................... 27
MISCELLANEOUS ...................................................................................................................... 27
RESERVATIONS .......................................................................................................................... 28
RESTRICTIONS ........................................................................................................................... 28
GOLF RULES AND REGULATIONS ..................................................................................... 30
GENERAL RULES ....................................................................................................................... 30
PLAYING RULES ........................................................................................................................ 31
GUEST RULES ............................................................................................................................. 32
GREEN FEES ................................................................................................................................ 32
HANDICAPS ................................................................................................................................. 32
CARS AND CARTS...................................................................................................................... 33
TEE TIMES ................................................................................................................................... 33
COURSE RANGERS .................................................................................................................... 34
GOLF SCHEDULE ....................................................................................................................... 34
TENNIS RULES AND REGULATIONS .................................................................................. 35

GENERAL RULES ....................................................................................................................... 35
NIGHT TENNIS RULES .............................................................................................................. 36
GUEST RULES ............................................................................................................................. 36
TENNIS FEES ............................................................................................................................... 36
INDOOR TENNIS FACILITIES .................................................................................................. 37
RESERVATIONS - INDOOR FACILITIES ................................................................................ 37
COURT CANCELLATION .......................................................................................................... 37
DAMAGE ...................................................................................................................................... 37
CLAY COURT RULES ................................................................................................................ 37
ALL COURT REMINDERS ......................................................................................................... 38
OTHER NOTES ............................................................................................................................ 38
SWIMMING POOL RULES AND REGULATIONS .................................................................
OFFICIAL SEASON ..................................................................................................................... 38
POOL HOURS ............................................................................................................................... 38
REGISTRATION .......................................................................................................................... 38
GUESTS ......................................................................................................................................... 38
IN-TOWN OR OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS .............................................................................. 3639
BABYSITTERS ............................................................................................................................. 39
CLUBHOUSE LOCKER ROOMS ............................................................................................... 39
LESSONS ...................................................................................................................................... 39
PRIZES .......................................................................................................................................... 39
KNOW YOUR RULES FROM A TO Z ......................................................................................... 3

BY-LAWS

PUEBLO COUNTRY CLUB

PUEBLO COUNTRY CLUB

BY-LAWS
ARTICLE I - Offices

The principal office of the corporation in the State of Colorado shall be located in the City of Pueblo, County of Pueblo, as the
Board of Directors may designate or as the business of the Corporation may require from time to time.

ARTICLE II - Membership

Section 1. There shall be two classes of membership, Proprietary and Non-proprietary with such categories as shall be designated
by the Board of Directors in the Club’s Rules and Regulations from time to time.
Section 2. Proprietary membership shall consist only of such categories that require the purchase of a membership certificate
or the transfer of such certificate according to the Rules and Regulations.
Section 3. Non-proprietary memberships shall be those not required to purchase a membership certificate and shall be subject
to such limitations as shall be set forth in the Rules and Regulations.
Section 4. The number of available memberships shall be limited by the Articles of Incorporation and assigned to categories
by the Board of Directors from time to time as necessary.
Section 5. Membership shall be by application, approved by the Board of Directors, and signed by the applicant and one
member as sponsor. Acceptance shall be by vote of the Board of Directors and the proceeding thereon shall be secret,
confidential
and final. Two negative votes shall be necessary to exclude the applicant. No person failing of election shall be again processed
for membership within one year. Readmission after resignation shall be automatic for ninety days providing all past dues
and fees are brought current. After ninety days there shall be a two-year waiting period, to be determined at the discretion of the
Board, for application as a new member and shall require all fees to be reassessed. Resignation is defined as being voluntary and,
if a membership is terminated by the Board of Directors, there shall be a two-year waiting period to be determined at the
discretion
of the Board prior to being eligible to reapply for membership.

ARTICLE III - Rights of Members

Section 1. Each member, upon qualifying for membership, shall receive written evidence indicating class of membership for
which he/she has been qualified.
Section 2. The family of a member of the Club may enjoy all Club privileges to which the member is entitled. The word
“family” shall be construed to include only the spouse and unmarried children of members under the age of twenty-four years and
residing in the residence of the member, or attending a bona fide college or university.
Exceptions may be granted in some cases, such as grandchildren and exchange students residing in the residence, at the discretion
of the General Manager. Members in the Associate categories may have a guest for any of the sports facilities by paying current
guest fees. All guests must be accompanied by the member. The Board of Directors shall have the right to withdraw such
privileges
from any member of a family who, in its opinion, has abused the same or conducted himself in a manner detrimental to the
best interest of the Club.

Section 3. Any member in good standing may introduce into the Club as his/her guest, any adult person residing outside of
the thirty-five mile radius from the Club upon such terms and conditions as the Board of Directors may determine, and the
privileges
of the Club may be extended to such guest upon the issuance of a proper guest card for a period not to exceed two (2)
weeks at any one time. Immediate family, such as an unmarried son or daughter over the age of 23 temporarily residing in the
residence for more than two weeks, may be given extended privileges at the discretion of the General Manager.
Section 4. Any member in good standing may invite a non-member within the thirty-five mile radius to be his guest upon
such terms and conditions, including the payment of applicable fees, as the Board of Directors may determine, provided however,
that any such guest be accompanied by the Member.
Section 5. Members shall be responsible to the club for any indebtedness incurred by their guests.
Section 6. No special assessment against a member in excess of $250.00 during any calendar year, other than the assessment
made in connection with a member’s admission, shall ever be made or levied, except and unless 51% of the Members present and
voting consent to the same at an annual or special meeting of Proprietary members called and conducted in the manner prescribed
in Article VIII.
Section 7. Widows and widowers of deceased Proprietary and Non-proprietary members shall be placed in a membership the
same as their former spouse or a category of their choice. The Club may require proper legal documentation for such transfer.
Dues will be forgiven for a ninety-day period following the death of the member, at which time the surviving spouse shall
commence
paying the then current applicable dues. Where appropriate, a fee may be charged for transfer to a category having greater
privileges. In the event transfer is not applied for within ninety days of the member’s death, the certificate of membership, in the
case of a Proprietary member shall be surrendered to the Club. In the event of a refusal or failure to surrender the certificate of
membership within one hundred eighty days of the member’s death, the certificate shall be canceled on the books of the Club by
the Secretary and deemed null and void for all purposes.

ARTICLE IV - Fees, Dues, and Charges

Section 1. The Board of Directors shall, from time to time, establish the initiation or membership fees and an initial, nonrecurring
assessment with respect to each class of membership.
Section 2. The Board of Directors shall, from time to time establish the monthly dues to be charged each class of membership.
Section 3. Any state or federal taxes properly levied or assessed against initiation fees and/or membership dues shall be paid
by the members in addition to the fees and dues provided for above.
Section 4. All dues shall be payable monthly in advance or as the Board of Directors prescribe.
Section 5. All indebtedness (charges, dues and fees) owing to the Club shall be billed on a regular basis to the member incurring
said indebtedness. All accounts shall be due and payable within thirty days of the billing date. Any member who fails to pay
any dues or any other indebtedness owing to the Club, within thirty days of billing, will be assessed a late charge of $25.00 and a
one and one-half (1 1/2) percent monthly finance charge on the unpaid balance. If such dues and other indebtedness are not paid
within sixty days of billing, the member will be assessed a $50.00 late charge which shall be in addition to the $25.00 previously
assessed after 30 days, and in addition to the one and one-half (1 1/2) percent monthly finance charge assessed on the unpaid
balance. The member shall be subject to suspension from the use of the Club facilities (by the Board of Directors). Any member
delinquent in the payment of membership obligations after 75 days, may be expelled from membership by action of the Board of
Directors as provided in Article X. In the event of expulsion for failure to pay dues and other charges, the certificate of
membership
shall be surrendered and if not surrendered within thirty days of expulsion, the certificate shall be canceled on the books of
the Club by the Secretary and deemed null and void for all purposes.
Section 6. Corporations or businesses holding memberships shall be liable jointly and severally with the individual member
for all dues and charges incurred by the member authorized to use such membership.
Section 7. The Board of Directors may adopt such rules and regulations as it may see fit in regard to the re-instatement of
members suspended or expelled for non-payment of accounts.

ARTICLE V - Board of Directors

Section 1. The property, policy, business and conduct of the Club in the corporation shall be managed, determined and controlled
by a Board of Directors which shall consist of nine persons.
Section 2. The Board of Directors shall be elected by the members to serve a three year term. No member shall be eligible to
serve more than two consecutive three-year terms. A Board member may serve as President for two years. They need not be
consecutive
and they may not serve as President their sixth year.
Any vacancy in the Board shall be filled by the Board by election of a member to serve until the next annual meeting at which
time the members shall elect a member to serve for the unexpired term.
(a) The President shall, at least thirty days before the annual meeting, appoint a nominating committee of five Proprietary
members which shall nominate at least one Proprietary member for each vacancy on the Board about to occur. The names of
all such nominees shall be posted by said committee on the bulletin board at the Club at least ten days before the annual
membership meeting.
(b) Any twenty-five Proprietary members of the Club may nominate in writing to the Secretary other Proprietary members
for the same vacancy or vacancies for which nominations have been made by the nominating committee and the secretary
shall post on the Club bulletin board the names of such nominees at least five days before the annual meeting. No member

shall be eligible for election as a director unless he shall have been nominated by either of such procedures, and his name
posted for the required length of time, as provided above.
Section 3. At the annual membership meeting, only Proprietary members may vote on the nominees to fill the vacancies on
the Board of Directors. Absentee ballots will not be permitted. Cumulative voting will not be permitted. If a Proprietary member
does not cast as many votes as there are nominees, his ballot will not be voided. In the event two or more nominees receive the
same number of votes, and as a result of such tie all vacancies are not filled, the newly elected Board will break the tie by secret
ballot following the annual meeting, and must fill the vacancy by selecting one or more of the nominees resulting in the tie vote.
Section 4. It shall be the duty of the Board of Directors to maintain, operate and improve the Club and they are expressly
given full powers not inconsistent with these by-laws to accomplish such purpose. The Board of Directors shall have the sole
authority to convey any part of the Club’s property not, in the judgment of the Board of Directors, necessary for the present or
long range purposes or use of the Club. The Board of Directors shall have the sole authority to encumber all or any part of the
Club’s property, providing however, that no instrument of conveyance or encumbrance shall be valid unless consented to by
resolution
of the Board, approved and signed by not fewer than six members of the Board.
Any transfer or conveyance shall be subject to the limiting provisions of the Amended Articles of Incorporation, Article VI,
Section
1.
Section 5. The Board of Directors shall meet on a regular basis for 10 months of the fiscal year. Between meetings the affairs
of the Club shall be operated by the General Manager, and Board matters shall be acted upon by the Executive Committee.
Neither
the General Manager nor the Executive Committee shall have the authority to change Club policy that has been adopted by
the Board, nor shall they have the authority to encumber or transfer property without the specific authority of the Board.
Special meetings may be called by the President at any time, and upon written request by any three members of the Board, a
special
meeting must be held. Six members of the Board then elected or appointed and serving shall constitute a quorum at any
meeting for transaction of business. At any meeting of the Directors, the affirmative vote of five Directors shall be required with
respect to any decision of the Board. A Director may vote either in person or by proxy, executed in writing by the Directors. Such
proxy shall be filed with the Secretary before or at the time of the meeting. No proxy shall be valid after four months from the
date of its execution, unless otherwise provided in the proxy.
Any member of the Board of Directors or any committee designated by such Board may participate in a meeting of the Board of
Directors or committee by means of telephone conference or similar communications equipment.
Section 6. Indemnification of Officers and Directors. The Board of Directors of the Club shall have the power to:
(a) Indemnify any person who was or is a party or is threatening to be made a party to any threatened, pending, or completed
action, suit, or proceeding, whether civil, criminal, administrative or investigative (other than an action by or in the
right of the Club), by reason of the fact that he/she is or was a director, officer, or employee of the Club, against expenses
(including attorney fees), judgments, fines and amounts paid in settlement actually and reasonably incurred by him/her in
connection with such action, suit or proceeding if he/she acted in good faith and in a manner he/she reasonably believed to
be in the best interests of the Club and, with respect to any criminal action or proceeding had no reasonable cause to believe
his/her conduct was unlawful. The termination of any action, suit or proceeding by judgment order, settlement, or conviction
or upon a plea of nolo contendere or its equivalent shall not of itself create a presumption that the person did not act in good
faith and in a manner which he/she reasonably believed to be in the best interests of the Club and, with respect to any criminal
action or proceeding, had reasonable cause to believe that his/her conduct was not unlawful.
(b) Indemnify any person who was or is a party or is threatened to be made a party to any threatened, pending or completed
action or suit by or in the right of the Club to procure a judgment in its favor by reason of that fact that he/she is or was a
director, officer or employee of the Club, against expenses (including attorney fees) actually and reasonably incurred by
him/her in connection with the defense or settlement of such action or suit if he/she acted in good faith and in a manner he/
she reasonably believed to be in the interests of the Club; but no indemnification shall be made in respect of any claim issue,
or matter as to which such person has been adjudged to be liable for negligence or misconduct in the performance of his/her
duty to the Club.
c) Indemnify a director, officer, or employee of the Club to the extent that such person has been successful on the merits
in defense of any action, suit or proceeding referred to in Subsection (a) or (b) in this Section 6 or in defense of any claim,
issue, or matter therein against expenses (including attorney fees) actually and reasonably incurred by him/her in connection
therewith.
d) Authorize indemnification under Subsection (a) or (b) of this Section 6 (unless ordered by a court) in a specific case
upon a determination that indemnification of the director, officer, or employee is proper in the circumstances because he/she
has met the applicable standard of conduct set forth in said Subsection (a) or (b). Such determination shall be made by the
Board of Directors by a majority vote of a quorum consisting of directors who were not parties to such action, suit, or proceeding,
or if such quorum is not obtainable (or even if obtainable, a quorum of disinterested directors so directs) by independent
legal counsel in a written opinion.
e) Authorize payment of expenses (including attorney fees) incurred in defending a civil or criminal action, suit, or a proceeding
in advance of the final disposition of such action, suit, or proceeding as authorized in Subsection (a) of this Section
6 upon receipt of an undertaking by or on behalf of the director, officer or employee to repay such amount unless it is ultimately

determined that he/she is entitled to be indemnified by the Club as authorized in this Section 6.
f) Purchase and maintain insurance on behalf of any person who is or was a director, officer or employee of the Club,
against any liability asserted against him/her and incurred by him/her in any such capacity or arising out of his/her status as
such, whether or not he Club would have the power to indemnify him/her against such liability under the provisions of this
Section 6.
Section 7. Restricted Funds. The Club shall establish a restricted fund, the purpose of which is to insure that certain revenues
of the Club are restricted to and available for expenditures of a capital nature.
Assets of this restricted fund shall be segregated from the other assets of the Club and may at the discretion of the Club Treasurer
be invested in savings accounts, certificates of deposit or other short-term investments.
Revenue to be added to the restricted fund shall include: initiation fees in excess of $50,000.00 per year, capital fund
assessments,
proceeds from the sale or other disposal of Club property, and other revenues specifically designated by the Club’s Board
of Directors, and any interest earned on restricted funds.
Expenditures from the restricted fund shall be limited to: the purchase of capital assets and the payment of principal and interest
on current or pre-existing debt incurred in the purchase of capital assets. The term “capital assets” shall include all items
capitalized
or recorded as additions to the property accounts of the Club, and in addition, shall include other expenditures as authorized
by two-thirds vote of the Board of Directors which, although recorded by the Club as operating expenses, could otherwise have
been capitalized under alternative accounting principals. All transactions authorized by the Board of Directors and charged to the
restricted fund account shall be reported to the membership as part of the annual financial statement.
Section 8. Attendance of members of the Board is necessary and upon unexcused attendance of three consecutive regular
meetings, the board member shall be automatically removed from the Board and replaced by Board appointment.

ARTICLE VI - Rules and Regulations

The Board of Directors is authorized and empowered to adopt and promulgate rules and regulations concerning the use of the
Clubhouse, golf course, swimming pool and other facilities of the Club and every member is subject thereto and shall abide
thereby. The Board of Directors may also grant exceptions to the literal provisions of these By-Laws if such action is not, in the
Board’s discretion, detrimental to the rights of any member nor to the rights of all members as a whole.

ARTICLE VII – Officers

Section 1. The officers of the Club shall be a President, Vice President, President-Elect and Secretary/Treasurer. Such officers
shall be elected at the September meeting of the Board of Directors to serve for the next corporate year. Retiring members of
the Board shall be eligible to vote but not eligible to serve as an officer. The designated officers shall serve for a term of one year
or until their successors have been duly elected and qualified. Vacancies occurring in any of the offices during the prescribed
term shall be filled by election by the Board of Directors. The outgoing President should preside at the annual meeting.
Section 2. The President shall preside at all formal meetings of the members and all meetings of the Board of Directors
(unless he/she shall delegate such duty to another member of the Board) and he/she shall perform such duties and exercise such
powers as may, from time to time, be delegated to him/her by the Board of Directors.
Section 3. The Vice President shall perform all of the duties and exercise all powers of President during his/her absence or
disability. The Vice-President shall also perform such other duties as may be delegated to him/her, from time to time, by the
President.
Section 4. (a) The Secretary/Treasurer shall be responsible to keep the regular minutes of the meetings of the membership
and of the Board of Directors, and may delegate the recording and maintenance of such minutes; shall keep or delegate the
responsibility
for keeping all necessary corporate records, and shall perform such other duties as may be delegated to him/her, from
time to time, by the Board of Directors.
(b) The Secretary/Treasurer shall be responsible for the collection and handling of all monies of every kind and
character belonging to the Club and shall have charge of all financial affairs of the Club.
Section 5. The President-Elect shall serve on such committees as he/she shall be assigned and may participate on all committees
to prepare for his/her term of office.

ARTICLE VIII - Meetings

Section 1. The annual meeting of the Proprietary members shall be held at the Clubhouse between November 1 and December
1 of each year for the purpose of electing directors and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before
the meeting. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to cause notice of the time and place of such annual meeting to be posted on the
bulletin board at the Clubhouse and also to be mailed to each Proprietary member at his/her last known address, at least five days
prior to the date of such meeting.
Section 2. Special meetings of the Proprietary members may be called by the President at any time for the transaction of any
business and must be called by him/her upon written request of one hundred of the Proprietary members. Notice of the time and
place of such special meeting, as well as the nature of the business to come before it, must be posted on the bulletin board and
mailed to each Proprietary member at his/her last known address at least five days prior to date of such meeting.
Section 3. Fifty Proprietary members shall constitute a quorum at any meeting and all matters shall be decided by a majority
of the members present.
Section 4. The order of business at annual meetings shall be:

a) Reading of the minutes of the last annual meeting and of every special meeting held subsequent thereto.
b) Report of the Board of Directors.
c) Report of the Secretary/Treasurer.
d) Election of Directors.
e) New Business.
The order of business at special meetings shall be as above with appropriate modifications.
Section 5. At each meeting, annual or special, Proprietary Members will be entitled to one vote.

ARTICLE IX - Committees

Section 1. The Board of Directors shall appoint such committees as they deem necessary.
Section 2. All committees shall be advisory in nature and the Board of Directors shall have the final discretion with respect
to any recommendations made by the committee.
Section 3. The President shall appoint the following standing committees:
a) Executive Committee: This Committee shall consist of the President, Vice-President, Secretary/Treasurer and President
-Elect. The Executive Committee shall act with the authority of the Board in all Club affairs not limited by the Articles of
Incorporation, By-laws, policy adopted by the Board or in matters limited by Board action. This committee acts in behalf of
the Board between regular meetings, and all actions shall be submitted for final ratification by the Board of Directors.
b) Facilities Committee: This Committee shall be chaired by the appointed board member and consisting of such other
members of any classification appointed by the chair and shall be responsible to oversee and make recommendations on all
matters affecting grounds and all structures belonging to the Club.
c) Program Committee: This Committee shall be chaired by the appointed board member and consisting of such other
members of any classification appointed by the chair and shall be responsible to oversee and make recommendations on all
matters of marketing the Club and its programs and events.
The President shall appoint one board member to each of the following departments: Golf, Swim, Tennis, Grounds and
Clubhouse.
They will work as a liaison with the General Manager and the Board. The General Manager will report to the President.

ARTICLE X - Expulsion

Section 1. The Board of Directors shall, upon two-thirds majority vote thereof, have the power
a) to remove any officer of the Club;
b) to suspend or expel any member for non-payment of dues or other indebtedness due by him/her to the Club;
c) to reprimand, suspend or expel any member guilty of any violation of the By-Laws or Rules of the Club, or for conduct
unbecoming a gentleman or a lady, or for other good and sufficient cause, or for any offense against the interest of or good
government of the Club.
Section 2. The extent of the record to be made of any such transaction shall be within the sole discretion of the Board of Directors
which may, in its discretion, limit such record to a mere statement of the expulsion, omitting any reference whatsoever to
the reasons for the transaction. In the event of any compulsory expulsion of a member for any reason, he/she shall not be entitled
to the return of any fees or contributions at any time paid by him/her to the Club.
Section 3. The determination of the Board of Directors as to the sufficiency of the cause for removal or suspension shall be
final.

ARTICLE XI - Amendment

These By-laws and the articles of Incorporation or any part thereof may be amended, modified or repealed by the then acting
Board of Directors. When any amendment, change or modification of the By-laws or Articles of Incorporation is made, a notice
containing the text of the By-law or By-laws or the Article or Articles as amended shall be mailed to each Member.

MEMBERSHIP
General Information, Rules and Regulations

(Not contained in By-laws)
ORGANIZATION AND PURPOSE

Pueblo Country Club (the “Club”) is a non-profit social and recreational membership club, organized under the laws of the State
of Colorado pertaining to non-profit corporations. The Club shall be operated exclusively for pleasure, recreation and other
nonprofitable
purposes, no part of the net earnings of which inures to the benefit of any member.

MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES

The various classes of membership in the Pueblo Country Club shall consist of those stated below.
The categories are limited to a total membership as set by the Board.
Once the membership is filled, no further memberships shall be approved, only at the Board’s discretion or until a vacancy exists.
Junior members who become eligible for Proprietary membership shall be afforded all privileges upon payment of Proprietary
fees.
All others waiting for Proprietary membership shall be afforded the option of accepting a Social membership, paying the entrance
fee and Social membership dues until a certificate is available, and at that time paying for the certificate to become a Proprietary
member; or paying full entrance fees and paying for the certificate said sum to be deposited with the Club until the membership
shall become available, and at that time to be given full Club privileges and assessed the dues and minimums.

Golf privileges shall be afforded regularly only to those memberships so qualifying on or before April 1, 1980 and to the
following
new members after April 1, 1980, Proprietary, Lady and Male Associate and Junior.

CATEGORIES

Proprietary –
a. Resident Member
b. Resident Business Member
These memberships shall be restricted to a total of 450.
Non-proprietary –
a. Social and Social Business
b. Non-Resident
c. Junior
d. Clubhouse
e. Clubhouse/Swim
f. Honorary - by Club Board approval
All present categories approved prior to April 1, 1980, shall retain their current privileges. New memberships shall have those
privileges described in these Rules and Regulations.

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

Proprietary Members
a) A person residing or having a regular place of business within thirty-five (35) miles of 4th & Main Street of the City of
Pueblo, and who is at least twenty-one years of age, is eligible for Proprietary membership with all privileges.
b) Because of certain pre-commitments to classes of members such as Junior members, the total number of Proprietary
members, paying full dues, may exceed 450. This shall be a temporary situation as these members in excess of 450 must
within specified times purchase membership certificates.
c) At such time as the Proprietary membership is full (450 members) the Board of Directors may, by resolution, establish
a value for certificates and authorize a system by which certificates may be sold at time of death or termination of membership
in good standing. Any such system shall afford to the Pueblo Country Club a first right of refusal if sales are authorized
by the Board of Directors.
Social Members
a) A person residing or having a regular place of business within thirty-five (35) miles of 4th & Main Street of the City of
Pueblo, and who is at least twenty-one years of age, is eligible for Social membership with uses of all Club facilities, with
the exception of the golf course.
b) Social members will be permitted the use of the golf course under rules adopted for resident non-members and upon
paying of the regular guest fee subject to rules promulgated by the Board of Directors.
Clubhouse &Clubhouse/Swim Memberships
a) Clubhouse members -- Married or Single -- have use of the Clubhouse facilities only. There is a quarterly minimum
usage on food only. There are no senior discounts on dues.
b) Clubhouse/Swim members -- Married or Single - have use of the clubhouse and the swim area only. There is a quarterly
minimum usage on food only. There are no senior discounts on dues.
Single Male and Lady Memberships
a) In the case of the marriage of a Lady or Male Associate, (or Lady or Male Social member), his/her membership shall
expire automatically at the end of the month in which the marriage occurs, and he/she shall notify the Secretary immediately
of the change in his or her status.
b) Lady and Male Social members will be permitted the use of the golf course under rules adopted for resident nonmembers
and upon paying of the regular guest fee subject to rules promulgated by the Board of Directors.
Non-Resident Members
a) A person who neither resides nor has his/her principal place of business within thirty-five (35) miles of 4th & Main
Street of the City of Pueblo, and who is at least twenty-one years of age, is eligible for a Non-Resident membership with all
privileges.
b) Any Non-Resident Member, upon establishing his/her resident or principal place of business within thirty-five (35)
miles of 4th & Main Street of the City of Pueblo, shall immediately cease to be a Non-Resident Member.
Junior Members
a) Any person who is at least twenty-one years of age and is under thirty-three (33) years of age, is eligible for Junior
membership with all privileges. If the person applying for Junior membership is married, the age determination for qualification
shall be based on the older of the two.
b) Upon the Junior Member reaching his/her thirty-third birthday, he/she must pay the amount owing and must assume
and pay the then current Proprietary Member dues.
c) A Junior Member may also become a Social Member without golf privileges.
Senior Members
a) Members who are of at least sixty-five years of age and who have been members of the Club for a minimum of fifteen
years or longer, shall pay a 90% dues fee of the then current dues structure of each applicable membership category. This

does not apply to Clubhouse and Clubhouse/Swim memberships.
b) It shall be the member’s responsibility to advise the Club office when he/she becomes eligible for this category.
Out of State Non-Resident Members
a) A member must have permanent residence outside of Colorado 12 months of the year to have an Out-of-State Non-
Resident membership.

TRANSFER FEE POLICY

Check with the Accounting Office or General Manager for proper transfer procedure and transfer fees for all membership
categories.

MEMBERSHIP RULES

Resignations
Resignations shall be presented in writing to the Board of Directors. Resignations of certificate holding members shall take effect
only when accepted by the Board of Directors.
Divorces
Upon entry of a Decree of Dissolution of Marriage dissolving the marriage of a member and spouse, both member and spouse
can retain membership upon payment of a transfer fee of $500.00 for a second proprietary membership, or the lesser of $250.00
or the current membership rate for a second membership in any other appropriate category. When only one membership is
maintained
following the dissolution of marriage, and absent judicial determination to the contrary, the Club will recognize as its
member, the spouse in whose name the membership is held as reflected on the books of the Club.
Billing
Statements covering dues and charges for services are rendered on the following cycle:
Statements containing the current month’s dues and the previous month’s charges are mailed to all members the first week
of each month. Payments are due by the last day of the month. The convenience of billing to your Visa, MasterCard or Discover
is also available.
Reinstatement
A member whose membership shall have been forfeited for any cause, including non-payment of dues and accounts, may for
good cause shown to the Board of Directors, be reinstated by a two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of the Board of Directors at any
time within three (3) months after such expulsion or forfeiture, upon payment by him/her of all indebtedness and dues in arrears,
and provided further that a vacancy in the membership exists in the class in which he or she desires to be reinstated. Reinstated
member may be required to be placed on credit card billing.
Leave of Absence
A request for a leave of absence must be presented to the Board of Directors in writing. Normally, a leave of absence will not be
granted.
The minimum period for inactive status is three months. An extension may be granted from the Board of Directors upon
reevaluation
and approval. The initial non-refundable fee is $75. If the request is granted for a longer period, the membership will
be billed $25 per month starting with the fourth month of Leave of Absence. At the beginning of the leave period, the
membership
account must have a zero balance.
Qualifications of Voting
Only Proprietary, and those Honorary and Social Members with membership certificates from 1965, in good standing, shall be
permitted to vote at any annual or special meeting of the membership.
Service Charge and Tax
A 20% service charge is automatically added to food and liquor purchases for all planned party rooms where the catering
department
(additional service people, table and room preparation, supervision, etc.) is required.
Tipping Policy
The Pueblo Country Club maintains a tipping policy. Space is provided on restaurant and bar checks for the member to indicate
tip percentage. If no indication is made, a 20% tip is automatically assumed.
Notices to Members
It shall be the responsibility of each member to provide the Club with a current mailing address to which notices shall be sent. In
default of such requirements, any notice may be mailed to the last known address of the member.
Discipline
The Board of Directors may, before instituting the procedure to reprimand, suspend or expel a member as hereinafter set forth,
ask that he be placed on probation for the violation of any matter for which he might otherwise be reprimanded, suspended or
expelled as hereinafter described. If such member refuses to voluntarily resign or to change or correct his conduct in a matter or
matters complained of while on probation, then the Board of Directors shall proceed against him as hereafter prescribed in
subsection
a) and c) inclusive.
a) A member may be reprimanded, suspended or expelled from the Club for the following reasons: Non-payment of his

initiation fees, dues or accounts; the violation of any of the By-laws or rules adopted by the Board of Directors governing
the use of the clubhouse, grounds or other facilities of the Club; or for any conduct or disloyalty to the Club or criminal
conviction
which, in the sole discretion and opinion of the Board of Directors, is prejudicial to the good order, discipline, morals,
reputation or general welfare of the Club.
b) Action to reprimand, suspend, or expel a member may be instituted by the Board of Directors at the request of any of its
members based upon their own personal knowledge of such violations or upon the written complaints of other members of
the Club. However, no member shall be reprimanded, suspended or expelled until after two-thirds (2/3) majority of the
members of the Board of Directors shall have voted such reprimand, suspension or expulsion.
c) A member who has been duly expelled in accordance with the above provisions of these By-laws shall forfeit any initiation
fees and all dues or assessments theretofore paid to the Club, and he/she shall be required to surrender forthwith any
stock which he/she may own in the Pueblo Country Club.

Temporary Absence
Any member, except Non-resident members, who will be absent from the State of Colorado for four (4) or more consecutive
months may, in writing, request transfer to Non-resident status until their return.
Club’s Policy on Alcohol
Serving of Alcoholic Beverages: The Pueblo Country Club’s staff has been instructed to neither serve nor participate in serving
alcoholic beverages to any intoxicated member or guest or anyone who appears to be intoxicated or drunk.

GENERAL MANAGER

Responsibilities
The General Manager shall be the Chief Operational Officer of the club and is responsible for the proper management of all
aspects
of the Club’s activities so as to insure maximum membership satisfaction, both short and long term; the accumulation of
funds compatible with the best interests of the members, their guests, Club employees and future members; the maintenance and
improvement of the quality of the Club’s products or services; and the security and protection of the Club’s assets and facilities.
The General Manager reports to the Board of Directors, is selected by such and serves at the pleasure of the Board.

Duties
The General Manager administers and manages all Club operations, except as stated herein, and shall devote his/her time and
abilities exclusively to the operations of the Club and its facilities within the framework of general policy promulgated by the
Board of Directors. His/Her duties include the following:
a) He/She shall provide the overall administration of the Club pursuant to the policies adopted by the Board of Directors.
b) He/She shall assist in establishing personnel policies, wage, compensation, benefit programs, job descriptions and personnel
procedures, and shall administer Club personnel policies, programs and procedures.
c) He/She shall coordinate the various activities of the Club and shall achieve the appropriate cooperation and coordination
of the various operations, departments and units of the Club.
d) He/She shall communicate with Club members, Committees, the Board of Directors, staff members and the community
as necessary to accomplish the goals and objectives of the Club.
e) He/She shall attend meetings of the Board of Directors and the various committees with respect to which he/she shall
remain responsible for all operations of the Club and he/she may make changes within this authority as he/she deems necessary
for the successful operation of the Club.
f) The General Manager shall use sound fiscal methods in order to achieve the budget objective established by the Board
of Directors in the annual operating budget, the capital improvement budget and the cash budget. He/She shall assist the
Board in fiscal and facilities planning, both short and long term, including budget preparation.
g) He/She shall establish proper quality levels and standards for goods, services and pursuant to the discretion of the
Board of Directors.
h) He/She shall establish directives, manuals, and work schedules, approve directives prepared by department heads, and
recommend rules and regulations for the conduct of Club’s activities to the Board of Directors for approval.
i) He/She shall discharge such other duties as may be assigned to him/her by the Board of Directors.

Authority
Commensurate with responsibilities and duties as principal administrative officer, the General Manager shall have authority to
manage and administer the Club and its operations in conformity with policies established by the Board of Directors, the Club’s
By-laws, house rules, etc. The General Manager shall have the responsibility to employ, terminate and supervise all other
personnel,
seeking the advice of the Committees and the Board of Directors whenever necessary and appropriate.

GUESTS

The member and member’s family shall be responsible for the conduct of and the indebtedness incurred by guests. The rules
which follow apply to various types of guests. An assessment will be made against the account of any member who is found
violating
the guest rules.
Guests of the Club and their families must comply at all times with the rules and regulations governing the use of all the various
facilities of the Club, and the General Manager may revoke any guest card at any time for an intentional infraction of such rules

of conduct. No guest or visitor shall be allowed to invite others as his guests.
Resident Guests
A Resident guest or visitor is defined by these rules as a person and his/her immediate family, i.e., spouse and children, who
reside
within thirty-five (35) miles of 4th & Main Street of the City of Pueblo. Any member may introduce a resident guest or visitor
to use the facilities of the Club, provided that the use of such facilities shall be in accordance with and limited by compliance
with the rules and regulations of Pueblo Country Club.
Non-Resident Guests
A Non-Resident guest or visitor is defined by these rules as a person and his/her immediate family, i.e., spouse and children, none
of whom reside within thirty-five (35) miles of 4th and Main Street of the City of Pueblo.
Any member may introduce a Non-Resident guest or visitor to use the facilities of the Club, provided that the use of such
facilities
shall be in accordance with and limited by compliance with the rules and regulations of Pueblo Country Club.
A charge may be made for the issuance of guest cards, but the member introducing a guest or visitor shall be responsible for the
conduct of such guest and the immediate members of his/her family, and be liable for any debt or obligation incurred by them,
including such guest fees as are provided for in the rules and regulations. Guest cards shall be issued for a period not to exceed
two (2) weeks at any one time. They may be reissued at the General Manager’s discretion.
A "Special Guest Card" may be issued upon the request of any member to a Non-Resident guest or visitor as defined in the first
paragraph above, for the use of the swimming pool, tennis courts, dining room, bar, golf course and other facilities of the Club.
The issuance of such special guest cards shall be limited both as to number and the time for which they may be used. However,
all such guest card holders and each member of their families shall be required to pay the guest fees, rates or prices applicable to
whatever facility or facilities they may use.

LESSONS FOR GRANDCHILDREN

Grandchildren of members may take lessons in swimming, tennis and golf by paying the appropriate fees. Grandparents must call
the Club and obtain a guest number for the child. This is for lessons only and applies to all grandchildren age 23 and under.

Membership & Guests

Pueblo Country Club

RULES AND REGULATIONS
GENERAL

To give the Members a maximum of pleasure and service and to keep misunderstandings and inconveniences at a minimum, the
following rules were prepared by the Board of Directors after careful study and consideration. We urge you to read them
carefully
and to cooperate by adhering to them.

DRESS CODE

Members, members of their families, guests and visitors are expected to be in attire appropriate to the various Club facilities.
Appropriate attire shall mean clean, presentable clothing (no grubbies) in good condition and not offensive to other Members of
the Club.
The Management shall have authority to inform and ask anyone to leave the Club if deemed not dressed properly. Be proud of
your Club and dress accordingly!
Unless otherwise specified by the House Committee, the following rules will govern dress in the various areas of the Club.
Appropriate attire for Members and Guests at Pueblo Country Club shall include casual and business attire appropriate for the
occasion.
Clubhouse
Appropriate attire must be worn - no short shorts, cutoffs, muscle shirts, bib overalls, or swim suits. These are not considered
appropriate attire in the Clubhouse unless worn in performing a work function or as “party attire”. Shoes, sandals or appropriate
footwear shall be worn at all times in the Clubhouse, except the locker rooms. Swim suits will not be permitted in any part of the
Clubhouse and are restricted to the pool area. The only exception will be those changing to swim wear in the locker room and
proceeding directly to and from the pool area. Sports caps, hats, and visors are not to be worn in the social areas of the clubhouse
when one is drinking or dining, but may be worn in the locker rooms, pro shop and their immediate surrounding areas.
Tennis
Warm-ups, collared tennis shirts or classic tennis tees, full length shorts and classic tennis skirts are considered appropriate, with
the exception that short tennis skirts should not be worn within the Clubhouse.
Swimming
Both one and two piece suits are appropriate, with swimmers expected to wear dressy outer wear while walking to and from the
Clubhouse. Swim attire is never appropriate in the dining areas or within the Clubhouse except in the lower level locker area.
Golf Course
Dress slacks and dress golf shorts are appropriate, along with collared shirts for gentlemen, and golf shirts and blouses for
women. Proper attire must be worn at all times on the golf course and practice facilities. Work jeans, swimming attire, collarless
T-shirts, gym shorts, coaching shorts, tank tops, tube tops, cutoffs, short shorts, tennis outfits, and other dress of similar nature

are inappropriate. In keeping with fashion, ladies may wear collarless shirts.
Recommended shorts length is a Bermuda length. Any questions with regard to “recommended length” will be decided by the
golf professional staff. Juniors must also observe the above dress code, as well as all guests for whom you are responsible. Golf
shoes (no metal spikes after May 1, 1998) or approved rubber sole shoes are appropriate. *Note: Jeans are acceptable as long as
they are neat - not faded and no cutoffs.
Implementation
On the golf course and tennis courts, and around the swimming pool and clubhouse, persons not conforming to the dress code
will be asked to immediately take steps to comply, or to leave the premises and return once they are in compliance. Management
needs to know of any infractions. Please let us know. “Golf Infraction Forms” are available in the Golf Shop.
BE PROUD OF YOUR CLUB AND DRESS CORRECTLY!

SMOKING

Clubhouse
1. No smoking in the Clubhouse.
2. Areas where smoking is permitted: Outside only.
3. No smoking in tennis building and swim house.

CAR PARKING

Cars should be parked properly. Please observe the markings. Parking on approach roads or obstruction of driveway or walkways
is prohibited. An assessment may be made for infraction, or your car may be towed at owner’s expense.

RECREATIONAL VEHICLES

Recreational Vehicles will not be allowed to park on Pueblo Country Club grounds over night. The only exception to this rule
will be during the Annual Hacker’s Holiday Golf Tournament. An assessment may be made for infraction, or your vehicle may
be towed at owner’s expense.

CHARGES

Food, beverage and miscellaneous chits must be signed by Member or Member’s family for each purchase, on a charge basis
only. Your membership number and a signature must appear on all chits.

GOLF CLUB STORAGE

Golf club storage may be arranged with the Golf Pro Shop.

CLUBHOUSE HOURS

The Clubhouse is under the supervision of the General Manager. It will be open Tuesday through Sunday, Memorial Day, 4th of
July and Labor Day and closed on all other Mondays. The Clubhouse will be closed during the early part of January each year for
general maintenance. Food and beverage serving hours will vary with summer and winter hours of operation.

COLORS

The Club colors shall be green and white.

MASCOT

The Club mascot shall be the Cottontail.

COMPLAINTS

Disciplinary action shall not be taken by any Member or Guest against any employee. Members are requested to submit all
comments,
suggestions and complaints relating to the Club’s facilities, service or staff in writing to the Executive Committee or General
Manager. Anonymous complaints may not receive attention. Any inattention to duty or lack of courtesy on the part of a Club
employee should be promptly reported to the General Manager.

ENTERTAINMENT

All committees must clear all functions with the General Manager, Clubhouse Manager or the Secretary.

SPONSORSHIP AND SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

Club Policy
The clubhouse is primarily for the general use of Members of the Club, and all special functions require the review and approval
of the General Manager. However, special functions are encouraged to increase utilization of the Clubhouse facilities and staff.
The General Manager will objectively consider all Member-sponsored requests that, if approved, will not cause undue
inconvenience
to the general membership.

Sponsorship
A Member must request and sponsor any special function held at the Club and assume personal responsibility for indebtedness or
damage incurred. A Member sponsor does not have to personally be present at a sponsored event unless specifically required. All
Member sponsored events will require room charges. Refer to Pueblo Country Club Planning Guide.
Guarantee Policy
On those functions held Wednesday through Thursday, an attendance guarantee is required 24 hours in advance. On those
functions
held Friday through Saturday, an attendance guarantee is required 48 hours in advance. Charges will be based on guarantee
received.

Special Function Rooms
The Pikes Peak Room, Spanish Peaks Room, West Room, Ballroom and North Room are Club areas available for special
functions.
The number of guests and services requested will normally determine room assignments, except the Columbine Room will
normally not be approved for special functions unless the party size cannot be properly accommodated elsewhere, or a Club
function
is being held.
Games
Card playing is permitted under such regulations as may be adopted by the Board of Directors. Card playing shall be confined to
those rooms in the clubhouse approved for such purpose except on special occasions as approved by the General Manager.

INDEBTEDNESS

Members and Guests are required to sign charges for all supplies and services furnished; and in order to facilitate the keeping of
accounts, it is requested that all indebtedness of Members be paid by bank checks.
If any property of the Club is damaged or destroyed by any Member or his Guest, or any member of their families, the amount of
the loss caused thereby will be included in the Member’s account.

LOST ARTICLES

The Club is not responsible for articles lost or stolen from the premises. Lost articles, not claimed may be disposed of at the
discretion
of the General Manager.

MISCELLANEOUS

1. Gambling will not be permitted in the clubhouse, in accordance
with state liquor or gaming regulations.
2. Parents shall be responsible for the conduct of children at all times.
3. No employee of the Club may be sent from the premises on any
personal errand for any member unless authorized by management.
4. No Member or Guest shall interfere with the management of the
Club.
5. The General Manager and department heads are required to direct
the attention of Members or Guests to violations of rules or regulations of the Club and to report such violations to the Board
of Directors.
6. Any Member, family of a Member or Guest of a Member who
conducts himself in an unbecoming manner or who shall knowingly break a Club rule or regulation, may be denied service
by the management or may have his membership suspended or terminated by the Board of Directors.
7. All decorations for private parties, other than centerpieces, etc.,
must have the approval of the General Manager.
8. No entertainment, music, food or beverage shall be brought onto
the Club grounds without the express approval of the General Manager.
9. The taking of official or commercial photographs on the Club
premises must receive permission from the management.

RESERVATIONS

To assure adequate service, reservations should be made with the Club office sufficiently in advance to permit the staff to make
necessary preparations. All functions must be bonafide parties of Members.
State liquor regulations require that the Club premises must be cleared by no later than 2:10 a.m. The Club staff has been
instructed
to enforce this and all other liquor regulations which may apply to the Club. Liquor service is available to persons twenty
-one years or older.
Members and guests must identify themselves to the Club staff if requested to do so.

RESTRICTIONS

1. No pets will be allowed on any part of the Club’s grounds at any time unless they are on a leash.
2. No subscriptions shall be solicited, nor shall any articles be exposed for sale, or give away, nor any advertisement
displayed or circulated in the Clubhouse, or upon the Club grounds, without first obtaining the permission of the General
Manager. Notices shall not be posted on the bulletin board, nor shall any picture or decoration be placed in the Clubhouse
without the authority of the General Manager.
3. The Club shall not be responsible for loss of property from lockers used by members or guests, or for other
loss sustained by members or guests in the Clubhouse or on the Club premises, or for property left on the premises by members,
guests or visitors.
4. No employee of the Club shall open any locker without the authority of the owner, unless in a supervisory
capacity.
5. The rental charges for men’s lockers shall be billed per annum for full lockers. All such charges shall be payable
in advance, plus any tax, if applicable. The charges for ladies’ lockers shall be billed per annum for full lockers, payable
in advance, plus any tax, if applicable, subject to change without notice.

6. Loud or profane language in or about the Clubhouse or grounds is expressly prohibited.
7. Children under sixteen years of age shall not be permitted in either the men’s or ladies’ locker rooms or Pioneer
Room unless accompanied by a Member or member’s family.
8. Children under sixteen years of age and older who are granted the privilege of either the ladies’ or men’s
locker rooms will not be permitted to entertain guests in these areas unless accompanied by an adult member.
9. Persons under twenty-one years of age shall not be permitted in the Men’s Card Room under any circumstances.
10. Sauna room facilities in the men’s locker room are for use of members and their adult guests and may be used
by children under sixteen years of age only when accompanied by an adult member.
11. No Member or Guest shall be permitted to possess or store alcoholic beverages in his or her locker or to possess
or consume privately owned liquor, beer or wine in or about the lockers, showers, Clubhouse, or on the grounds. No
member or guest shall be allowed to keep or store pulls carts in locker rooms.
12. The roster may not be used for any purpose without the express approval of the Board of Directors.
13. Harassment Policy - A fundamental policy of the Pueblo Country Club is to provide a workplace free from
prohibited harassment. To accomplish this goal, it is the policy of the club to prohibit the harassment of staff members in
any form by any other staff members, Club members, or other persons while the employee is engaged in Club business.
This prohibition extends to ethnic, racial, sexual, disability, age, marital status and religious harassment. It also prohibits
unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or other prohibited conduct that creates an intimidating, hostile or
offensive work environment.
The type of harassment that is prohibited may take many forms and includes, without limitation, verbal harassment (derogatory
comments, epithets and/or slurs), physical harassment (assault of physical touching or interferences), visual harassment (posters,
cartoons, drawings) and innuendos or false rumors.
Of specific concern is sexual harassment, which is a violation of both state and federal laws. It includes unwelcome sexual
advances,
requests for sexual favors, sexually motivated physical contact and other verbal, physical or visual forms of conduct of a
sexual nature when submission to that conduct is either explicitly or implicitly made a term or condition of employment; is used
as the basis for employment decisions; or when the conduct has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with an
individual’s
work performance or creating an intimidating, hostile or offensive work environment.
Obviously, the Club cannot prevent violations of this policy unless such behavior is observed or reported. If a staff member has
reason to believe that the staff member or another staff member has been harassed, a staff member should report the violation to
the Manager. If the staff member is uncomfortable reporting the matter to the Manager; or should the staff member feel that the
Manager has not given a satisfactory response; or if the Manager is part of the problem, the staff member should report the
violation
to the Club President or to any Member of the Board of Directors.
To the extent possible, complaints will be kept confidential, and a reporting staff member can be assured that he or she will not
suffer negative consequences as a result of bringing concerns to management’s attention. All complaints received will be
promptly and thoroughly investigated. If the investigation reveals that a staff member has been harassed at work, appropriate
action, including disciplinary action against offending individuals, will be immediately taken.
Failure of any staff member, Club member, or other persons involved in the investigation of a harassment complaint to keep the
complaint confidential shall be a separate violation of this policy. A separate violation shall also occur if any retaliatory action is
taken against or directed at any staff member that has made a harassment complaint. Violations of this policy will result in
appropriate
disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment, or in the case of a Club member, Club privileges. The
Club reserves the right to provide information regarding any harassment complaint or retaliatory conduct to the appropriate legal
authorities if the Club, in its sole discretion, believes illegal conduct has occurred.

GOLF RULES AND REGULATIONS

GENERAL RULES
1. All Members and their guests shall register in the Golf Shop before starting their play. An assessment will be
made against the account of any member who is found violating the guest rules.
2. a) All Members will observe proper golf etiquette and proper attire while using the course. Such rules may be
changed by the Program Committee, with the approval of the Board of Directors.
b) Proper golf attire while using the course:

Dress Code
Proper attire must be worn at all times on the golf course and practice facilities. Dress slacks and dress golf shorts are
appropriate,
along with collared shirts for gentlemen and golf shirts and blouses for women. Work jeans, swimming attire, collarless Tshirts,
tank tops, tube tops, cutoffs, short shorts, tennis outfits and other dress of similar nature are inappropriate. In keeping with
fashion, ladies may wear collarless shirts. Recommended shorts length is a Bermuda length. Any questions with regard to
“recommended length” will be decided by the golf professional staff. Juniors must also observe the above dress code, as well as
all guests for whom you are responsible. Golf shoes or acceptable rubber sole shoes are appropriate. *Note: Jeans are acceptable
as long as they are neat - not faded and no cutoffs.
3. The management of the golf play, including all matches and tournaments thereon, shall be under the immediate

supervision of the Director of Golf and Golf Professional, and all disputes shall be settled by the Program Committee.
Proper announcement of matches, tournaments, etc., will be placed on the bulletin board or in the current newsletter.
4. No game or contest of any character, to which the public may be invited, shall be held on any part of the Club
grounds, without the previous permission of the General Manager.
5. The purchase or donation of golf balls, prizes, and clubs or other supplies or equipment on Club grounds
must be made through the Club’s sporting professionals. Any deviation of this must be approved by the committee prior to
the event.
6. During tournaments, all golf play shall be governed by the rules of the United States Golf Association, except
as modified by the local rules of the Club. Local rules are printed on the back of the score cards, or posted on the bulletin
board.
7. Do not disturb players in other groups. Loud talking, profane language and unnecessary noise are strictly
forbidden. There are various restroom locations on the course for player convenience. We ask all members and guest to please
use these appropriately and to plan ahead during play.
8. The responsibility for the closing of the course, due to weather or natural phenomena, and the limiting of the
use of carts thereon, rests on the Grounds Superintendent, and in his absence, the Golf Professional shall bear the responsibility.
9. No children 15 and under are allowed on the golf course unless they are playing golf. We will allow the following
exception to this rule: During minimal play, with the Golf Professional’s permission and a waiver to hold the Club
harmless for any injury to a minor.
10. Any Junior golfer, regardless of age, from 15 and under, has to complete a class and be certified by the Pro in
order to play golf at the Club.
11. The waiving of athletic guest fees must be recommended by committee and approved by the Board.
PLAYING RULES
1. Remember, all golfers and guests must register in the Pro Shop.
2. Men, women, and children under 16 years of age, are allowed to play as outlined in Table A.*
3. Children ages 15 and under are not allowed on the golf course unless they are playing golf. Junior golfers
regardless of age from 15 and under, must complete a class or be certified by the professional in order to play golf at the
Club.
4. Fivesomes will be permitted. Children under 16, when ability warrants, may play as adults.* During busy
times, singles and twosomes will be allowed on the golf course at the discretion of the Golf Pro Shop.
5. The Members of the Program Committee, Facilities Committee and Board of Directors, when playing, will
act as rangers to enforce all playing rules.
6. Players are not allowed to start No. 10 without permission of proper personnel in the Pro Shop. In addition,
no group will tee off when players are approaching No. 9 green.
7. Smooth all footprints made in traps; replace all divots on the fairways; repair ball marks on the greens. It is
essential that the members and guests take better care of our golf course.
8. No motor driven carts are permitted within 30 feet of the greens, tee boxes, or in areas restricted by barricades,
ropes, or signs unless on a cart path. Do not take pull carts between traps and greens. Do not pull carts across the tees.
9. Golfers using the driving range will be restricted to short irons only when players are on No. 9 fairway. Any
abuse of the driving range facilities may result in a suspension of driving range usage.
10. A match failing to keep its place on the course (losing one clear hole to the match ahead) shall allow the
match following to pass.
11. Interpretation of these rules will be made by the Director of Golf or Golf Professional.
12. Each player is required to have a golf bag.
*At the discretion of the Golf Professional.
GUEST RULES
Resident Guest and Social Members:
1. Reside within 35 miles of 4th and Main Street of the City of Pueblo.
2. MUST register in the Pro Shop.
3. Same guest cannot play more than three times within a calendar year, with a maximum of once a month.
MUST play with a golf Member.
Golf Members only have the privilege of inviting guests and are responsible for their conduct and all charges, including
green fees.
Non-Resident Guests:
1. Reside 35 miles or more from 4th & Main Street of the City of Pueblo.
2. MUST register in the Pro Shop.
3. Proprietary Members may bring an out of town guest twelve times per year.
4. Same guest cannot play more than three times within a calendar year as a guest of a Non-Resident Member.
5. MUST be a guest of a Member and must play with a Member on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, May 1 to
October 1.
6. Golf Members only have the privileges of inviting guests and are responsible for their conduct and all
charges, including green fees.
The Program Committee may authorize the General Manager of the Club to extend courtesy of playing and to request issuance of

guest privileges in certain special situations.

GREEN FEES
Playing with a Member:
Weekdays (18 Holes) - $40.00
Weekdays (9 Holes) - $30.00
Weekends and Holidays (18 Holes) - $50.00
Weekends and Holidays (9 Holes) - $35.00
Not playing with a Member - Reciprocal golf fees:
Weekdays - $70.00
Weekends and Holidays - $80.00 (includes cart)
Play is restricted to after 12:00 daily
Guests - Members must register guests in Pro Shop before playing. Guests must play with a Member or someone from a
Member’s
immediate family.

HANDICAPS
1. Handicaps are to be figured accurately. Failure to turn in a score on any particular day will result in sanctions
by the “Handicap Committee”.
2. To play in any tournaments involving handicaps, an established handicap will be necessary.
3. Anyone wishing to establish a handicap shall register in the Pro Shop. An established fee per year will be
made to cover this cost.
4. All scores must be entered in the computer on completion of the round, and the scorecard signed, attested and
turned in.
5. Handicap Committee will govern all play at the Pueblo Country Club.

CARS AND CARTS
1. No privately owned carts will be permitted on the Club grounds.
2. Golf carts shall be used at all times in such a manner as not to damage the golf course.
3. Observe golf cart posted signs and paths at all times.
4. No person under 18 years of age may operate a golf cart.
5. Members using golf carts shall be held fully responsible for any and all damages that are incurred by the
misuse of the carts and shall reimburse the Pro Shop for any and all damages that might be caused therefrom.
6. No more than two persons and two bags shall ride in or on a golf cart at any time.

TEE TIMES
Tee times are required on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Tee times will be obtained through the following:
1. Tee times may be made beginning at 7:00 a.m. three days in advance of the day of play. (Example: Wednesday
morning call for Saturday reservation). Proprietary Resident Members may make tee times seven days in advance of the
day of play.
2. All members of the group’s names are requested to prevent members of same group making separate tee
times.
3. On each day of play, up to two tee times may be reserved for the same party.
4. Twosomes and singles:
a) Be expected to pair up to make threesomes / foursomes whenever possible.
b) Be placed on a “standby” list to be paired with other singles and/or twosomes and inserted into the starting order as
close as possible to the time of choice or at the starter’s times set aside each hour.
c) Exceptions regarding singles and twosomes will be minimal and at the discretion of the professional in charge.
5. For same day tee times (walk-ons) members should call the golf shop and request to be put on the standby
list, if their time of choice is unavailable. Standby list players will be inserted into the starting order at the starter’s times
each hour if the time of choice is unavailable.
6. Groups with guaranteed tee times are expected to arrive at least 15 minutes before the tee time. Failure to do
so may result in loss of the tee time.
7. A tee time may be canceled any time prior to the actual tee time without penalty. Cancellations are appreciated
with as much advanced notice as possible.

COURSE RANGERS
Rangers / Players’ Assistants will be on the course during weekends, holidays and other high-traffic time. Rangers are instructed
to adhere to the Pueblo Country Club policies and rules regarding slow play, golf etiquette (i.e. divots, ball marks, raking
bunkers,
etc.), golf cart traffic and any other areas of play.

GOLF SCHEDULE

MAY 1-- OCTOBER 1

TABLE A

Monday Adults & children all day, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tuesday Adults all day -- Ladies 18-Hole League 8:00 am

Men’s League 5:00 pm
Children under 16 years of age, after 11:00 am
Wednesday Adults all day
Children under 16 years of age, before 11:00 am
Thursday Adults all day -- Ladies 9-Hole League 8:00 am
Children under 16 years of age, after 11:00 am
Friday Adults & children all day
Saturday Adults all day
Sunday & Children under 16 years of age, after 2:00 pm
Holidays

GOLF SCHEDULE

OCTOBER 2 -- APRIL 30
TABLE B

Monday Adults & children after 10:00 am
Members only - NO GUESTS
Tuesday Adults all day
Children under 16 years of age, after 11:00 am
Wednesday Adults all day
Children under 16 years of age, before 11:00 am
Thursday Adults all Day
Children under 16 years of age, after 11:00 am
Friday Adults & children all day
Saturday Adults all day
Sunday & Children under 16 years of age, after 2:00 pm
Holidays
NOTE: At the Pro’s discretion, the Golf Schedule can be altered, based on the volume of play. Holidays are Memorial Day, 4th
of July and Labor Day.

TENNIS RULES AND REGULATIONS

GENERAL RULES
1. Rules of Play - Members and/or their spouses have priority over court usage over dependents at all times,
except on days of tournaments, special events, or scheduled lessons. On busy days, the courts will be used in rotation according
to registration; a time limit of 1 2 hours is placed on singles and doubles. Singles may be asked to double up on busy
days. No practice backboard play will be allowed while adjacent court is in use. Courtesy obviously will be the rule.
To avoid chance of injury, non-tennis playing children will not be allowed in the tennis court area.
The Tennis Pro will be in charge of play. Any dispute or problem will be taken up with the General Manager.
2. DRESS CODE - Warm-ups, collared tennis shirts or classic tennis tees, full length shorts and classic tennis
skirts are considered appropriate, with the exception that short tennis skirts should not be worn within the Clubhouse.
3. Purchases - The purchase or giveaway of tennis balls, racquets or other supplies or equipment on the Club
grounds, except at the Pro Shop, is strictly forbidden.
4. Guests - Members must register guests before playing. Guests must play with a Member or someone from a
Member’s immediate family.
Immediate family of Members visiting from out of town may acquire a Guest Card. You may obtain this card at the Club Office
during office hours, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. Immediate family shall include: mother, father, brother,
sister, son, daughter and grandchild.
Only Members and Members of their immediate family have the privilege of inviting guests and are responsible for all their
charges.
5. Babysitters - Babysitters will be allowed only when a parent is on the Club grounds. They are allowed any
day of the week. The $10.00 guest fee applies. Parents unable to accompany babysitter must obtain a Guest Card at the Club
office during office hours.
6, Etiquette - Beverages in non-breakable containers are allowed on the courts; food is not allowed. Good
sportsmanship does not include swearing, violent displays of temper, throwing of rackets, and striking or leaning on the nets.
The Tennis Pro is responsible, and is granted authority for implementation of the tennis rules.
7. The purchase or donation of prizes, favors, crafts, etc. must be made through the Club’s sporting professionals.
Any deviation of this must be approved by the committee prior to event.
8. The waiving of athletic guest fees must be recommended by committees and approved by the Board.
NIGHT TENNIS RULES
The lights on the upper courts are operable and keys may be obtained from the Club Office during office hours, 9:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday for a fee of $2.00. Please keep the following rules in mind
when playing:

1. Lights must be turned off at midnight. All play, whether finished or not, MUST BE TERMINATED.
2. During late hours, please keep noise to a minimum.
3. A lost key charge of $5.00 will be imposed.

GUEST RULES
Resident Guests:
1. Reside within 35 miles of 4th and Main Street of the City of Pueblo.
2. Must register with Pro Shop.
3. Same guest cannot play more than 3 times within a calendar year, with a maximum of
once a month.
4. MUST play with a Member.
5. Members only, have the privilege of inviting guests and are responsible for their conduct
and all charges, including tennis fees.
6. A Member may bring a potential Member and have all fees waived with approval of the
General Manager, Tennis Professional or Tennis Liaison. However, fees can be waived only once
for a potential member within a year and cannot be again waived for another member.
Non-Resident Guests
1. Reside 35 miles or more from 4th and Main Street of the City of Pueblo.
2. MUST register with Pro Shop.
3. Same guest cannot play more than 3 times within a calendar year.
4. MUST be a guest of a Member and must play with Member.
5. Members only, have the privilege of inviting and are responsible for their conduct and all
charges, including tennis fees.
6. Proprietary members may bring an out of town guest six times per year and may play
more than once per month. The first three visits may play at any time and the last three visits must be
during non-prime time hours. All guest fees are charged to the members account.
7. A Member may bring a potential guest and have all fees waived with approval of the
General Manager, Tennis Professional or Tennis Liaison. However, fees can be waived only once
for a potential Member within a year and cannot be again waived for another Member.
TENNIS FEES
$10.00 - Indoor fee per guest.
INDOOR TENNIS FACILITIES
1. Summer hours: If there are no reservations, open at 8:00 a.m. and close at 6:30 p.m.,
Tuesday through Sunday, Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Winter Hours: If there are reservations, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Tuesday through
Sunday. Monday 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
2. Tennis Pro has priority on court No. 1, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
3. Courts may be reserved for a period of 12 hours or less, for singles or doubles play.
4. 12 hour cancellation requested.
5. An assessment of $10.00 will be made for a “no show”.
RESERVATIONS - INDOOR FACILITIES
Any player may only reserve a court for one singles match or one doubles match per day. No one can put their name down more
than one time per day. No one can play more than 12 hours per day unless open court time is available.
A player cannot put his name down for a reservation and his opponent’s name down for another, giving him 3 hours of playing
time. Only 12 hours per singles match are allowed if others are waiting.
Tennis staff other than the Tennis Professionals have no authority to waive any fee.
COURT CANCELLATION
After reserving a court, a Member must cancel 12 hours prior to play or be responsible to let the Tennis Pro know who will be
allowed to assume Member’s scheduled time for billing purposes.

DAMAGE
Inappropriate behavior is a Member responsibility. Family or guests, as well as the individual Members are expected to follow
appropriate etiquette and be aware of the tennis rules of the Club as well as the USTA Code of
Conduct. If inappropriate behavior results in damage, reported to the Executive Committee, such
behavior may result in a damage assessment of not less than $10.00 nor more than the cost of repairs.
Inappropriate behavior may also result in a warning, suspension of privileges or recommendation
to the Board of Directors for termination of privileges or membership.
Any Member observing an incident causing damage to the facility is requested to report the incident to the Club management
or the Tennis Professionals.
In the case of an intentional incident causing damage to the facility, the Club Management shall report the incident to the
Executive Committee. The Executive Committee may have cause to mail to the member, a notice
setting forth the nature of the incident and any damages resulting therefrom. Additionally, the Executive
Committee may recommend to the Board of Directors that appropriate action be taken,

which action may include temporary or permanent suspension of playing privileges.
Any Member observing an incident causing damage to the facility is requested to report the incident to the General Manager
or the Head Tennis Pro.
CLAY COURT RULES
Access must be by way of the walkway, not across the hard courts. Be careful of the three areas with steps in the walkway.
Players brush their own court prior to play. This is the responsibility of the persons coming onto the court.
Players must clean shoes in designated areas prior to returning by the walkway.
Players must take extra steps to insure shoes are clean prior to playing on hard courts with shoes used on clay. It is recommended
that separate shoes be used for each surface. Do not go from clay court to hard court without
cleaning the surface of your tennis shoes.
ALL COURT REMINDERS
1. Pick up all balls, including those behind the backdrops after play or practice.
2. Report any need of repairs.
3. Report improper behavior.
4. Register guests before playing.
5. Reserve court time - properly cancel when necessary between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.
OTHER NOTES
We have adopted a Reciprocal Member Fee Schedule.
Reciprocal privileges require reservations to be made 12 hours in advance, but not more than 36 hours in advance. Walk-on
play is reserved for Members only, or if not in play, may be used until a Member requests the court.
Only Members may bring guests.
Non-Club tournament play is subject to special rules and shall be by contract with the Board of Directors.

SWIMMING POOL
RULES AND REGULATIONS

OFFICIAL SEASON

Pueblo Country Club pool will open from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

POOL HOURS

Open daily, 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., EXCEPT Thursday, open until 9:00 p.m. - or when a swim
meet is being held. The pool will be open at 12:00 noon (or when meet is over).

REGISTRATION

All members must register upon entering the pool area. Please use name and account number.

GUESTS

1. All guests must be accompanied by a Member unless a Guest Card has been issued.
Guests must be registered under the Member’s name. Members will be responsible for the conduct
of their guests. (An assessment will be made against the account of any member who is found violating
the guest rule.)
2. The waiving of athletic guest fees must be recommended by committees and approved by
Board.

IN-TOWN OR OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS

Guest Days - Monday through Sunday - $5.00 Guest Fee and $3.00 per person for immediate family.
A special Guest Card may be obtained for out-of-town guests. Refer to page 17 of your Rules and Regulations under (b) Non-
Resident Guests.

BABYSITTERS

Babysitters will be allowed only when s parent is on the Club grounds. They are allowed any day of the week. The $5.00
Guest Fee applies for swim privileges ($3.00 per person for immediate family.)
Parents unable to accompany babysitter must obtain a Guest Card at the Club Office during office hours, or make arrangements
with Pool Directors. Swim fees apply.

CLUBHOUSE LOCKER ROOMS

Children under 16 years of age shall not be permitted in either the Men’s or Ladies’ Locker Rooms or Pioneer Room unless
accompanied by a Member.

LESSONS

All arrangements for swimming and diving lessons will be made with Pool Director. Club tickets must be signed for all lessons,
and fees for lessons will be charged on Members’ monthly accounts.

PRIZES

The purchase or donation of prizes, favors, crafts, etc., must be made through the Club’s sporting professionals. Any deviation
of this must be approved by the committee prior to event.

KNOW YOUR RULES FROM A TO Z

A. Swimmers must stay in the pool area and not go onto the golf course.
B. Eating or drinking will not be allowed on the immediate pool deck or in the water.

C. Glass will not be allowed in the pool area.
D. Each person must shower before entering the water to remove sun lotions and oils.
E. Tubes and floating devices will be allowed in shallow water only, this and the size allowed is at the
discretion of the Pool Director.
F. Chewing gum and adhesive tape will not be allowed in the pool.
G. The small pool is reserved for children who cannot stand in the large pool and must be accompanied
by a responsible adult.
H. Cross-pool swimming in diving area is not permitted while diving board is in use.
I. Any child nine years or under who can’t swim the length of the pool must be accompanied by a responsible
adult (at least 15 years old) who will stay on the edge of the pool and watch the child at all
times; if the adult is not a Member of the Club, he must abide by rules and regulations governing
babysitters.
J. No dogs allowed in the pool area.
K. No Pueblo Country Club towels should leave the Clubhouse locker rooms.
L. No bicycles, skateboards or roller blades will be allowed in pool area or on Pueblo Country Club
grounds.
M. Be responsible for good care of outdoor furniture; please no breakage.
N. Lifeguards may remove anyone from the swimming pool area who is a detriment to the safety of
others or whose conduct is unbecoming. Children continually misbehaving will have swimming
privileges suspended by the General Manager.
O. No horseplay is allowed around the pool.
P. No running on the pool deck.
Q. Only one person on the diving board at a time.
R. Make any conversation with lifeguard SHORT.
S. DRESS CODE: Swim attire - Both one and two piece suits are appropriate, with swimmers expected
to wear dressy outerwear while walking to and from the Clubhouse. Swim attire is never appropriate
in the dining area or within the Clubhouse except in the lower level locker area.
T. Children are NOT to enter the water without lifeguard on duty. Adults may enter at their own risk.
U. Diving or jumping from the board toward the side of the pool is not allowed.
V. No pushing or dunking allowed.
W. Obscene language is not permitted in the pool area or dressing room.
X. Only lap swimmers are allowed in the lap lane.
Y. All swimmers must stay off of the lane rope when it is up.
Z. The pool will be closed during inclement weather and lightning.