Notification of Proposed Changes to GRF Governing Documents

Per the action of the GRF Board on Feb. 23, in accordance with Civil Code §4360, Notice of Approval, the Board hereby provides general notice to all Shareholders/ Members of the following proposed changes to GRF Governing Documents. All Shareholders wishing to comment on the proposed changes may submit them by either emailing to the attention of the GRF Board at deannab@ lwsb.com or mailing to Golden Rain Foundation, P.O. Box 2069, Seal Beal, CA 90740, Attn: Proposed Document Revisions. Please reference the name of the governing document on any correspondence you submit. All comments will be copied to the Board for review and consideration. The Board will take final action relative on these documents at its special meeting on April 5.

Note: Underlined words are those being added, while those with strikethroughs are being deleted.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 30-5093-2, Member/Owner (M/O) Renter/Lessee (R/L) Rules of Conduct, Non-Compliance with Rules of Conduct— Fines and Penalties 1. PURPOSE

The purpose of implementing fines and penalties of non-compliance with M/O, R/L Rules of Conduct is to: 1.1. Encourage voluntary compliance; 1.2. Penalize members violators who do not comply with the Rules of Conduct;

1.3. Protect Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) Trust Property and assets, GRF Staff, GRF-contracted service providers Authorized Residents and GRF members and their M/O, R/L, and visitors (guests and caregivers). 2. NON-COMPLIANCE FINES AND PENALTIES 2.1. Fine Schedule 2.1.1. First Offense: $100.00 2.1.2. Second Offense: $200.00 2.1.3. Third Offense: $500.00 and GRF member’s violators suspension of GRF Trust Property amenities for 60 days.

2.1.4. Fines and Penalties for further offenses will be subject to the GRF Board of Directors’ discretion and dependent upon the severity of the infraction.

2.1.5. Egregious offences will be reviewed by the Board of Directors, and appropriate fines or penalties will be assessed by Board of Directors action, under applicable terms of the California Civil Code.

2.2. Legal Action 2.2.1. For infractions that rise to a criminal nature as stated in City, State or Federal laws, the appropriate authorities will be notified.

2.2.2. GRF will seek legal action when necessary to protect GRF Trust Property assets, GRF staff and GRFcontracted service providers on Trust property or while working in Mutuals.

2.2.3. The prevailing party may be entitled to recover reasonable legal costs.

RECREATION 70-1406-1, Limitations on Use of Trust Property—Rules Limitations have been placed on certain Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) Trust facilities. The Recreation Department (RD) is authorized to verify the status of any user and may enlist the Security Department (SD) and/or other agencies to enforce this policy. 1. THE FOLLOWING TRUST FACILITIES ARE PROVIDED FOR THE USE OF GRF MEMBER LEGAL RESIDENTS (LR) ONLY IN GOOD STANDING: 1.1. Car wash; 1.2. Exercise Room Fitness Center (Policy 70-1466-1);

1.3. Golf course (Policy 70-1429.01-1 & 70-1429.02-1);

1.4. Lapidary room/art room/ceramics room

1.5. Swimming pool (Policy 70-1468-1); 1.6. Woodshops; 1.7. Multi-use Court; 1.8. Bocce Ball Court; 1.9. Library/Veterans Plaza; 1.10. Knowledge and Learning Center/ Test Kitchen;

1.11. RV Lot/1.8 Acres; 1.12. Golf hitting cage.

All other Trust facilities are provided for the use of GRF Members LRs in good standing and their guests who are at least 18 years old except for private functions and 12 years old for use of table tennis. Members LRs must be present at all times when guests are using these facilities.

Caregivers may assist Members LRs who use the facilities and remain with them, but they may not use the above facilities themselves.

Special events take precedence when approved by the RD. 2. DUE TO SAFETY FACTORS, THE FOLLOWING LIMITATIONS MUST BE ADHERED TO: 2.1. Power equipment, such as the equipment used in the lapidary room, woodshop or exercise room Fitness Center, shall not be used except under the supervision of a RD-approved attendant or supervisor.

2.2. Football, baseball, soccer, hockey and basketball other contact sports may not be played on GRF Trust property due to the possibility of injury to Members LRs and/or guests.

2.3. Risers may not be stacked upon one another for any activity in a clubhouse; and

2.4. Use of skateboards, Razor-type scooters, roller skates, hoverboards, a Segway, roller blades or radio-controlled devices are prohibited on all Trust property. 3. THE FOLLOWING LIMITATIONS MUST BE ADHERED TO FOR CRAFT FAIRS, FLEA MARKETS, RUMMAGE SALES, AND SWAP MEETS, EXCLUDING THE GRF ARTS AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL (POLICY 70-1480-1): 3.1. Will not be allowed for a fourweek period prior to the GRF Arts and Crafts Festival; 3.2. The maximum number of tables allowed shall be approved by the RD;

3.3. All items for sale must be sold by GRF Members LRs; and

3.4. Operations will be monitored by the RD to ensure that all rules are followed.

4. QUALIFYING GRF CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS MAY RESERVE CLUBHOUSE SPACE FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING BINGOGAMESUNDERTHE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 4.1. The Club or Organization must be exempted from the payment of the bank and corporation tax pursuant to California Penal Code Section 326.5; 4.2. All receipts from bingo games must be used for charitable purposes;

4.3. Specifically, all profits from the game must be used to directly benefit shareholder/GRF LRs, in consideration of which the profits may be donated to various Leisure World charitable organizations; 4.4. Golden Rain Foundation, and specifically the Recreation Committee, reserves the right to determine what organizations may be recipients of the profits in the case of a dispute; The Club or Organization must obtain and present a valid gaming permit used by the City Council of the City of Seal Beach, pursuant to Seal Beach Municipal Code Section 7.20.40(D)(2); 4.5. No Club of Organization will be permitted to conduct bingo games more than 12 hours per calendar month. 5. CLUBHOUSE RULES

The following rules are to be posted

in all clubhouses for the information and guidance of all concerned:

5.1. Clubhouse lobbies will be available for reservations with RD head approval. Lobby furniture may only be moved by custodial staff; 5.2. Dining and kitchen facilities shall be cleaned by the reserving Member LR after being used (Policy 70-1411-1); 5.3. Clubhouse 1 and Clubhouse 2 Picnic Area shall be cleaned by the reserving Member LR after being used, except for the BBQ; 5.4. BBQs will be cleaned by the custodians after they have cooled down;

5.5. The regulation of the thermostats shall only be controlled by the custodian on duty; 5.6. Malfunctioning and/or damaged equipment shall be reported to the custodian or the RD; 5.7. Items shall not be hung on window coverings or partitions at any time;

5.8. Only blue low-tack painters’ tape shall be used to attach items to the walls— no other type of adhesive is authorized. Push pins or tacks may be used to attach items to the soundproofing panels. No push pins or tacks can be used on walls. Any cost to repair will be charged to reserving party; 5.9. Items shall not be stored in any area of any Clubhouse without RD approval;

5.10. Decibel sound levels inside clubhouses and outdoor entertainment areas should not exceed 80 decibels and will be monitored by staff on duty; 5.11. Children under the age of 18 years shall remain under the constant visual supervision of an adult; 5.12. No smoking (Policy 70-1412.02-1); 5.13. Only licensed Service or Emotional Support Animals, duly registered with Stock Transfer, are permitted in or on Trust property (Policy 50-1023-1); 5.14. Power-driven mobility devices operated inside the clubhouses shall display an authorized handicap decal issued by the SD. The vehicle shall be operated at the lowest possible speed at all times within a clubhouse. Electric wheelchairs are exempted; 5.15. Any person, persons or activities which disturb an event shall be brought to the attention of the custodian or the SD; 5.16. All damages, repairs or unusual cleaning costs shall be the responsibility of the reserving Member LR; 5.17. Members LRs shall notify the RD when a caterer will be used (Policy 70-1431-1); 5.18. Candles shall only be used in Trust facilities without carpeting;

5.19. GRF reserves the right to disallow the use of Trust property to any Member LR at any time; and 5.20. GRF and custodial staff meal and break periods must be adhered to without interruption (California Labor Laws). 6. SPECIFIC RULES OF CLUBS OR ORGANIZATIONS USING TRUST PROPERTY Any club or organization using Trust property cannot make rules or regulations that conflict with the established rules and regulations of the GRF.

Neither the GRF nor staff employed by the GRF may become involved with the enforcement of club or organization rules or regulations. 6. ELIGIBLE CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

GRF Trust facilities shall be maintained and preserved for the social, cultural and recreational benefit of all GRF Members. Rules shall be reasonable, and yet not allow for exploitation of Members by individuals, groups, clubs or organizations.

Standard practices to be followed by clubs or organizations using GRF Trust facilities shall include the following: 6.1. The club or organization shall have a defined purpose. A current annual

application, with bylaws attached, must be filed with the RD.

6.2. There shall be an annual business meeting, including election of at least three officers, and financial accounting to Members of the club or organization of all funds.

6.3. The club or organization shall specify a regularly scheduled meeting time and place.

6.4. The RD shall be kept informed of any change of officers, By-laws or purpose of the club.

6.5. Although Members are allowed to invite guests, no club may advertise or publicize its activities so as to infer its membership or events are open to non-GRF Members.

6.6. Caregivers cannot belong to any club.

6.7. Should a complaint be lodged by a memberLR of a club for any reason, the RD can require all pertinent detailed documentation needed to resolve the complaint: 6.7.1. If a club refuses to comply with the request, they can have their use of Trust property suspended until they do; 6.7.2. If the complaint is found to be valid, the club will be given 30 days to remedy; 6.7.3. If the club fails to comply, the club’s status as a recognized club in LW may be terminated, and all further use of Trust property will cease; 6.7.4. The Club has the right to appeal the RDs’ decision to the Recreation Committee. Appeal must be in writing to the Recreation Committee Chair; and 6.7.5. AfinalappealtotheGRFBoard, must be requested in writing to either the Executive Director or GRF President.

6.8. GRF reserves the right to disallow the use of any Trust property to any club or organization at any time. 7. ELIGIBLE CLUBS LR USE OF CLUBHOUSE FACILITIES BY OUTSIDE ORGANIZATIONS GRF Members LRs in good standing that belong to an organization outside of the community may be permitted to reserve a clubhouse facility once each calendar year for an event by that organization, if space is available, for a fee. Members LRs are responsible for the organizations’ activities and shall ensure that the organization follows all established rules relating to Trust property use. In the event that more than one Member LR belongs to the same outside organization, that organization is still limited to one invitation per calendar year.

There will also be a non-refundable usage fee depending on the number of attendees. See policy 70-1406-2. 8. GRF SPONSORED ACTIVITIES

Revenue-generating reservations will be approved by the Recreation Committee.

Members LRs are able to invite guests as long as the number of guests does not comprise a majority of the attendees. 9. HOURS 9.1. The clubhouses will be open for the use of Members LRs and guests accompanying them from 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.

9.2. Hours of operation for the Exercise Room Fitness Center, Golf Course, and Swimming Pool will be determined administratively; 9.3. The Exercise Room Fitness Center, Golf Course, Multi-use court, Bocce ball, and Swimming Pool will be limited to Members LRs. Caregivers or guests are not permitted to use these areas; 9.4. The Exercise Room Fitness Center, Golf Course, and Swimming Pool will be closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day; 9.5. Any Trust facility may be closed at any time for maintenance;

9.6. No personal trainers are allowed in the Exercise Room Fitness Center; personal trainers will be approved by the Recreation Department and the Recreation Committee;

9.7. The Amphitheater will be available for use by recognized clubs and organizations by reservation only (Policy 70-1412.02-1); 9.8. The Golden Age Foundation can use the hospitality area in any Clubhouse on any holiday for the benefit of the Members LRs, with approval of the Recreation Committee; 9.9. Clubhouses 1, 2, 4 and 6 Building 5 will be closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day. Exceptions are at the discretion of the RD; 9.10. Any permanent operational time change(s) must be approved by the Recreation Committee. 10. NOTICE OF CLOSING

Whenever it may become necessary to close down or limit the use of any Trust facility for a non-emergency reason, advance notice of up to one month is to be given to the RD, who will give proper notification to all concerned. 11. CHARGES 11.1. Charges will be assessed for clubs and/or private parties using Trust facilities when the scheduled or actual use extends beyond the official hours, or when additional help or special accommodations are required. The rate to be used is the lowest established billing rate currently in effect, as determined and published by the Accounting Office. In the event of overtime, a minimum of one hour will be charged; 11.2. Parties requesting the use of meeting rooms will be required to pay all charges for damages, repairs or unusual cleaning costs.

11.3. See 70-1406-2, Limitation on Use, Fees.

SECURITY 80-1930-1, Traffic—Rules

The following Traffic Rules and Regulations are enforced and are applicable to all PEDESTRIANS and persons operating MOTOR VEHICLES, GOLF CARTS, MOBILITY SCOOTERS or BICYCLES on any property managed by the Golden Rain Foundation (GRF).

MEMBER/OWNERS (M/O) are solely responsible for the actions or omissions by any RENTER/LESSEE (R/L), VISITOR, CAREGIVER or CONTRACTOR whose entry into LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH they have authorized, as well as any persons who have entered Leisure World Seal Beach through their R/L’s authorization. Therefore, the M/O is responsible for any fines and penalties associated with their unit that are imposed by GRF. 1. LICENSING REQUIREMENTS 1.1. For MOTOR VEHICLES: Any person IN LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH operating a MOTOR VEHICLE, as defined in the California Vehicle Code, shall be required to have a valid driver’s license in their possession.

1.1.1. All MOTOR VEHICLES operated in LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH must display current stateissued license plates and carry valid registration papers.

1.2. For GOLF CARTS and LOW SPEED VEHICLES (LSVs):

1.2.1. GRF AUTHORIZED RESIDENTS are not required to possess a driver’s license to operate a GOLF CART or LSV IN LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH.

1.2.2. Any VISITOR operating a GOLF CART or LSV IN LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH must possess a valid state-issued driver’s license, be 16 years of age or older, and be accompanied by an AUTHORIZED RESIDENT.

2. DECAL REQUIREMENTS 2.1. For MOTOR VEHICLES: 2.1.1. Each MOTOR VEHICLE owned by an AUTHORIZED RESIDENT must display a valid GRF-issued decal on the front windshield or a valid entry pass on the dashboard.

2.1.2. Except for R/Ls, an AUTHORIZED RESIDENT motor vehicle decal is valid for up to two years, or the month and year when the AUTHORIZED RESIDENT’s driver’s license expires, whichever is sooner.

2.1.3. An R/L’s decal expires concurrently with the lease.

2.2. For GOLF CARTS and LSVs (Low-Speed Vehicles): Each GOLF CART or LSV operated or parked by an AUTHORIZED RESIDENT in LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH must display a valid GRF-issued decal. Except for R/Ls an AUTHORIZED RESIDENT’s golf cart or LSV decal is valid for two years.

An R/L’s decal expires concurrently with the lease.

2.3. For BICYCLES and ELECTRIC BICYCLES: AUTHORIZED RESIDENTS may obtain and display a GRF-issued decal on their BICYCLE or ELECTRIC BICYCLE to assist in gate access and in faster recovery if lost or stolen. 3. AREAS OF AUTHORIZED USE FOR MOTOR VEHICLES 3.1. MOTOR VEHICLES may only be operated on streets, driveways and designated parking areas designed for such use.

3.2. GOLFCARTS,LSVs,BICYCLESand MAINTENANCE MOTOR VEHICLES.

3.2.1. GOLF CARTS, LSVs, all forms of BICYCLES, AND MAINTENANCE MOTOR VEHICLES can be operated on all roadways IN LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH and are subject to the respective traffic and safety codes and the provisions of this document pertaining to the specific conveyance.

3.2.2. OPERATION ON SIDEWALKS:

3.2.2.1. Operating a GOLF CART, or LSV less than 48 inches in width, on a sidewalk or walkway is permissible only from the point of origin to the nearest driveway or place of exit to the street. 3.2.2.2. Operating an LSV more than 48 inches in width is prohibited on all walkways and sidewalks. 3.2.2.3. BICYCLES and MOBILITY SCOOTERS may be operated on all walkways and sidewalks in a safe manner under 5 miles per hour. 3.2.2.4. MOTORIZED and ELECTRIC BICYCLES, while under powered operation, may not be operated on sidewalks. 3.2.2.5. GRF VEHICLES, GOLF CARTS or LSVs, when utilized by GRF EMPLOYEES and THIRD PARTY CONTRACTORS to provide services to LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH Mutual Corporations, are permitted to travel on sidewalks, lawns and walkways, as necessary. 4. PROHIBITED FROM USE IN LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH 4.1. Powered vehicles not licensed for street use, other than:

4.1.1. GOLF CARTS or LSVs under 48 inches wide;

4.1.2. MOBILITY SCOOTERS; 4.1.3. ELECTRIC BICYCLES, while using pedaled propulsion.

4.2. Any MOTOR VEHICLE whose entry into the Community was not authorized by GRF, one of the Mutual Boards or an AUTHORIZED RESIDENT.

4.3. Any motor vehicle without current state-issued license plates or not carrying valid registration.

4.4. Vehicles designed to carry 12 or more passengers, unless approved for loading or offloading passengers with approval from the Security Department or Recreation Department.

4.5. Roller skates, roller blades, skateboards, Segways, or similar unpowered or powered vehicles. 5. SAFETY RULES SPECIFIC TO LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH 5.1. GOLF CARTS and LSVs 5.1.1. GOLF CARTS and LSVs operated IN LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH between dusk and dawn must have working headlights, brake lights and directional signals.

5.1.2. GOLF CARTS and LSVs operated during rain or other precipitation must have working wiper blades.

5.1.3. GOLF CARTS and LSVs shall be operated on sidewalks at no speed greater than 5 miles per hour.

5.1.4. GOLF CARTS and LSVs must yield the right of way to all PEDESTRIANS, BICYCLES and MOBILITY SCOOTERS.

5.2. BICYCLES and MOBILITY SCOOTERS

5.2.1. BICYCLES and ELECTRIC BICYCLES shall be operated on sidewalks at no speed greater than 5 miles per hour.

5.2.2. BICYCLES and ELECTRIC BICYCLES are not allowed within Trust buildings.

5.2.3. BICYCLES and ELECTRIC BICYCLES must yield the right of way to all PEDESTRIANS and MOBILITY SCOOTERS.

5.3. PEDESTRIANS and MOBILITY SCOOTERS in ROADWAYS

5.3.1. The driver of a MOTOR VEHICLE or BICYCLE shall yield the right of way to a PEDESTRIAN.

5.3.2. A person operating a MOBILITY SCOOTER on a sidewalk must yield the right of way to all PEDESTRIANS upon the sidewalk. 6. REPORTING ACCIDENTS: 6.1. The driver of any type of vehicle involved in any kind of accident resulting in death or injury to any person or animal shall immediately stop and call 911. The driver then must notify the Security Department immediately.

6.2. The driver of any vehicle involved in any accident resulting in damages to any property shall notify the LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH Security Department immediately. 80-1937-1, Parking—Rules 1. PREFACE In order to promote safety, all drivers and pedestrians shall follow the same parking rules as required on public streets, unless otherwise specified herein.

2. GENERAL RULES

The following Parking Rules are enforced and are applicable to all persons owning, controlling or operating vehicles on Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) TRUST PROPERTY. This refers to the streets, sidewalks, parking areas, clubhouses, grounds and other amenities overseen by GRF.

2.1. All MEMBER/OWNERS (M/O) are solely responsible for the actions of any VISITOR, RENTER/LESSEE (R/L), CAREGIVER OR CONTRACTOR who has entered Leisure World Seal Beach (LWSB) under their authorization, as well as any persons who have entered LWSB through their R/L’s authorization. Therefore, the M/O is responsible for any fines and penalties associated with their unit that are imposed by GRF.

2.2. GRF is not liable for damaged, lost or stolen property associated with the use of vehicles on GRF TRUST PROPERTY.

2.3. GRF vehicles are exempted from these policies when appropriate, such as maintenance or security vehicles assisting first responders or providing emergency services to a unit or GRF TRUST PROPERTY.

2.4. Documentation 2.4.1. No MOTOR VEHICLE (includingGOLFCARTS)maybeparked on TRUST PROPERTY without a GRF decal on its windshield or GRF entry pass visibly displayed. In the case of COMMERCIAL VEHICLES or RVs without a windshield or dashboard, a GRF pass can be secured to the vehicle or the trailer.

2.4.2. Any vehicle without proof of current valid State registration may not be parked on TRUST PROPERTY at any time. 2.5. Requirements 2.5.1. All persons parking IN LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH must observe California Vehicle Code Chapter 10.12 regarding time limits associated with the painted curbs and parking limitations listed in this document.

2.5.2. Curb or Parking space—Vehicles may park in a designated parking space or along a curb or sidewalk, unless otherwise provided herein.

2.5.3. Parking on all Trust Streets (streets having names) shall be in the direction of the flow of traffic in all cases of parallel parking.

2.5.4. Vehicles on a two-way travel roadway must be parked with the passenger side wheels within 18 inches of the curb or sidewalk.

2.5.5. Vehicles must be parked completely within the marked boundaries of a parking space, except for commercial or recreational vehicles more than 20 feet in length.

2.5.6. No MOTOR VEHICLE may be parked with any portion of the vehicle on a sidewalk.

2.5.7. At no time may a motor vehicle be parked with any portion of the vehicle on the grass.

2.5.8. Vehicles may be parked for no more than 72 hours in one location.

2.5.9. At no time may a vehicle be parked in a manner that creates a traffic hazard, interferes with other vehicle access, PEDESTRIAN traffic, or access to facilities or equipment.

2.5.10. MOTOR VEHICLES shall not park in GOLF CART- or LSVdesignated spaces.

2.5.11. Pods, moving trailers or similar portable storage units are permitted on TRUST PROPERTY for up to 72 hours with prior authorization.

2.5.12. Trailers not hitched to a vehicle are not permitted to be parked on TRUST PROPERTY. 3. PARKING ZONES 3.1. Red Zone: Vehicles in violation are subject to immediate tow at the VEHICLE owner’s expense.

3.1.1. Fire Hydrant: No person shall park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant even if the curb is unpainted.

3.1.2. Fire Lanes: A vehicle may not be left unattended at any time.

3.1.3. Bus Stops: No person shall park or leave standing any vehicle within 30 feet on the bus-stop side of the street to provide for loading and unloading of buses unless otherwise marked.

3.2. Blue Zone (Handicapped): Vehicles must display a valid, government-issued disabled (handicapped) license plate or placard.

3.3. Green Zone: Parking may not exceed 20 minutes.

EXCEPTION: Unlimited time parking in a Green Zone is permitted only when the vehicle is displaying a valid governmentissued disabled license plate or placard.

3.4. White Zone: Immediate passenger loading and unloading only.

3.5. Yellow Zone: Vehicle loading and unloading only not to exceed 20 minutes.

3.6. Unpainted: Parking is permitted up to 72 hours, unless otherwise restricted.

4. SPECIFIC VEHICLE TYPES 4.1. Commercial Vehicles 4.1.1. Contractor vehicles must comply with all traffic and parking rules and regulations inside the community and must not obstruct or park on sidewalks or walkways. 4.1.2. Contractor and service vehicles, including personal vehicles driven by EMPLOYEES or COMMERCIAL WORKERS, shall not be parked overnight on TRUST PROPERTY (including named TRUST STREETS) without a permit.

4.2. Golf Carts and LSVs 4.2.1. GOLF CARTS AND LSVs may be parked in parking spaces or along curbs designated for GOLF CARTS or MOTOR VEHICLES.

4.2.2. GOLF CARTS AND LSVs may not be parked in any manner interfering with foot or vehicle traffic.

4.2.3. Parking on a sidewalk by GOLF CARTS AND LSVs is prohibited.

4.3. Bicycles and Electric Bicycles 4.3.1. BICYCLES or ELECTRIC BICYCLES must be parked utilizing bicycle racks where provided.

4.3.2. BICYCLES or ELECTRIC BICYCLES may not be parked in any manner interfering with foot or vehicle traffic.

4.3.3. Attended BICYCLES or ELECTRIC BICYCLES may be parked off pavement, but only in such a manner as not to damage landscaping.

4.3.4. Parking on a sidewalk by BICYCLES or ELECTRIC BICYCLES is prohibited.

4.3.5. Overnight parking of bicycles on TRUST PROPERTY is not permitted.

4.4. Mobility Scooters 4.4.1. MOBILITY SCOOTERS may be parked in parking spaces designated as intended for “SCOOTERS” or “GOLF CARTS.”

4.4.2. MOBILITY SCOOTERS may not be parked in any manner interfering with foot or vehicle traffic.

4.4.3. Parking a MOBILITY SCOOTER on a sidewalk is prohibited.

4.5. RECREATIONAL VEHICLES (RV) or VEHICLE USED FOR RECREATION (VUFR) 4.5.1. The RV or VUFR parked on TRUST PROPERTY MUST display a GRF-issued decal or an entry pass.

4.5.2. The RV or VUFR cannot be parked for more than 72 hours.

4.5.3. Other activities, such as vehicle maintenance, sleeping, cooking or resting in the RV or VUFR, are not allowed.

4.5.4. The RV or VUFR must be parked with engine and accessory equipment (e.g., exterior lights, air conditioner, audio and video equipment) shut off.

The generator may be used while loading or unloading the vehicle and ONLY between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.

4.5.5. The extensions such as slide-outs, tilt-outs and awnings must remain closed. Steps must not block the sidewalk.

4.5.6. The RV or VUFR shall not be attached to any external power or water supply.

4.5.7. Leveling jacks, if used, must include a base plate sufficient to prevent damage to pavement.

4.5.8. No animals or children shall be left unattended on or within any RV or VUFR at any time. 5.TRUSTPROPERTYPARKINGAREAS 5.1. Clubhouse 1 5.1.1. Parking in the lot near the woodshop is prohibited between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.

5.1.2. Parking is prohibited between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. in the spaces on the west side of the clubhouse (Burning Tree).

5.1.3. Parking is permitted up to 72 hours in the lot across from the clubhouse next to the golf course.

5.1.4. No RVs are allowed to park overnight near Clubhouse 1 or in the lot across from the clubhouse, next to the golf course.

5.2. Clubhouse 2 5.2.1. Parking in the lot next to the Woodshop and car wash is prohibited between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.

5.2.2. Parking is prohibited between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. in the spaces on the east side of the clubhouse (El Dorado).

5.2.3. Parking is permitted up to 72 hours in the lot between the clubhouse and the RV lot if the vehicle displays an official GRF decal or an unexpired short-term entry pass issued by the Security Department.

5.2.4. No RVs are allowed to park overnight near Clubhouse 2, except as stated in 5.2.3. 5.3. Clubhouses 3 and 4 5.3.1. No overnight parking allowed, except for the Radio Club Yellow Emergency Van 3 and contractor vehicles as authorized by GRF.

5.3.2. No RVs are allowed to park overnight near Clubhouses 3 and 4.

5.4. Building 5, Clubhouse 6, Health Care Center, Administration and Alley

5.4.1. No overnight parking is permitted, except for GRF Security Vehicles, CARE ambulances, Leisure World Pharmacy delivery vehicles, two health-care vehicles, the vehicle used by the 24-Hour Nurse, the HCC Golf Cart, GRF vehicles and contractor vehicles as authorized by GRF.

5.4.2. Parking spaces in the Health Care Center parking lot, unless otherwise marked, will be for AUTHORIZED RESIDENTS and VISITORS of Leisure World Seal Beach during business hours.

5.4.3. No RVs are allowed to park overnight in any space near Building 5, Clubhouse 6, the Health Care Center, the Administration building and the alley.

5.5. Amphitheater 5.5.1. Only employees of GRF or the Health Care Center (HCC) may park in designated employee parking from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday.

5.5.2. AUTHORIZED RESIDENTS may only park in spaces marked for “Staff” or “HCC” from 6 p.m. until 11 p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 7 a.m. until 11 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

5.5.3. No overnight parking is allowed.

5.5.4. Visitors are only allowed to park in the Amphitheater parking lot during GRF-sponsored special events.

5.5.5. The parking space designated for the HCC 24-Hour Nurse may never be used by anyone else except that employee and the HCC Golf Cart.

6. SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES 6.1. No animal or child is allowed to be left aloneinanyparkedvehicleonTRUSTPROPERTY. Animal Control or Seal Beach Police, respectively, will be called immediately.

6.2. “For Sale” signage shall not be displayed on any vehicle on TRUST PROPERTY.

6.3. Vehicles may not be repaired and/ or major service may not be performed, and fluids may not be changed, on any TRUST PROPERTY.

6.4. All vehicles must be washed at the car and RV washing areas behind Clubhouse 2. The vehicle must be owned by the AUTHORIZED RESIDENT and must display a GRF-issued decal.

6.5. Non-RESIDENTS shall not be permitted to wash their vehicles anywhere on TRUST PROPERTY.

7. TOWING

The Security Department has been authorized by the GRF Board of Directors to enforce the traffic rules of this community in compliance with California Vehicle Code Section 22658, which may result in the towing of a vehicle at the vehicle owner’s expense.

7.1. MOTOR VEHICLES Subject to Immediate Towing at the VEHICLE Owner’s Expense: 7.1.1. Those in red zones designating fire lanes or fire hydrants;

7.1.2. Those parked in any no-parking zone;

7.1.3. Those parked in handicapped spaces without a proper governmentissued placard or state-issued disabled license plates; 7.1.4. Those in properly posted construction zones;

7.1.5. Those blocking entrances, exits and crosswalks, or preventing access to or operation of another motor vehicle.

7.1.6. Those leaking gasoline, oil or any other hazardous fluids; and

7.1.7. Those parked in the space designated for the HCC 24-Hour Nurse.

7.1.8. Any PROHIBITED VEHICLE: 7.1.8.1. Boats or unattached trailers;

7.1.8.2. Inoperable vehicles; 7.1.8.3. Unlicensed and/or offroad vehicles (except golf carts);

7.1.8.4. Vehicles lacking current state registration;

7.1.8.5. Aircraft.

7.2. OTHER PARKING VIOLATIONS SUBJECT TO TOWING Any vehicle issued a Community Rules Violation notice shall be subject to towing 72 hours after the citation has been posted. 80-1937-2, Parking—Fines 1. PURPOSE The following Community Rules Violations Fines are enforced and are applicable to all persons controlling or operating vehicles on any TRUST PROPERTY regulated by the Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) of Seal Beach. This refers to the streets, sidewalks, parking areas, clubhouses, grounds and other amenities overseen by GRF.

All MEMBER/OWNERs (M/O) are solely responsible for all the actions of any VISITOR, RENTER/LESSEE (R/L), CAREGIVER OR CONTRACTOR who has entered Leisure World Seal Beach (LWSB) under their authorization, as well as any persons who have entered LWSB through their R/L’s AUTHORIZATION. Therefore, the M/O is responsible for any fines and penalties associated with their unit that are imposed by GRF. 2. FINES FOR COMMUNITY RULES VIOLATIONS ON TRUST PROPERTY 1. Designated Parking Space or Restricted Parking Space: $25 2. Blocking Crosswalk: $25 3. Expired or Invalid State Vehicle Registration: $50 4. Inoperable Vehicles: $25 5. “For Sale” Sign on Vehicle: $25 6. Handicap Parking Without Placard or Handicap ID Displayed: $100 7. Hazardous Materials Leaking: $50 8. Limited Time Parking: $25 9. Performing Maintenance or Repair: $25 10. No Valid GRF Vehicle Decal or Parking Permit Displayed: $25 11. Parked on Sidewalk or Grass: $25 12. RED ZONE: $100 13. RV or VUFR—Operating Contrary to 80-1937-1 (Section 4.5): $50 14. RV or VUFR—Jack Support, None or Inadequate: $50 15. RV or VUFR Parked Over 72 Hours on TRUST STREET: $50 16. Washing any Vehicle on Trust Property (except car wash areas): $25 17. Washing a Vehicle Without a GRFIssued Resident Decal at Car Wash: $25 2.1. Additional Community Rules Violation notices for the same violation may be issued after each 24-hour period. 3. FAILURE TO COMPLY

Additional penalties may be assessed to M/O who fails to respond to a rules violation notice in a timely manner. The procedures for assessing those penalties are outlined in 30-1937-3.

4. APPEAL REQUESTS

Procedures for M/O to appeal a Community Rules Violation notice are detailed in 30-1937-3.

5. The fine may be contested to the COMMUNITY RULES VIOLATION (CRV) PANEL. 80-5580-1, Entry Passes—Rules 1. PURPOSE All MOTOR VEHICLES (e.g., GOLF CARTS, LSV, MOTORCYCLES), BICYCLES and PEDESTRIANS entering LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH are required to present or obtain valid and current authorization for entry before operating on Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) TRUST PROPERTY streets or parking on TRUST PROPERTY.

2. DISPLAY

Entry authorization for MOTOR VEHICLES must be displayed the entire time the vehicle is on TRUST PROPERTY.

2.1. An AUTHORIZED RESIDENT is a:

2.1.1. RESIDENT MEMBER/ OWNER (RMO) who is currently not leasing their Leisure World Seal Beach (LWSB) UNIT; 2.1.2. RENTER/LESSEE (R/L) who has been approved by Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) Stock Transfer and the R/L’s Mutual to reside in a LWSB residence; 2.1.3. Co-occupant who has been authorized to reside in a LWSB residence; or

2.1.4. QUALIFIED PERMANENT RESIDENT (QPR).

2.2. For an AUTHORIZED RESIDENT’s MOTOR VEHICLE, the authorization will be in the form of an authorized GRF windshield decal assigned to the vehicle.

2.3. A VISITOR, SERVICE PROVIDER or CONTRACT WORKER must display the entry pass authorization on the vehicle’s dashboard so as to be visible through the windshield.

2.4. An AUTHORIZED RESIDENT temporarily operating a VEHICLE (such as a rental car) without a GRF windshield decal, must display a GRF-issued entry pass authorization from the Security Department, on the vehicle’s dashboard so as to be visible through the windshield.

2.5. If the VEHICLE or equipment does not have a dashboard, the entry pass authorization should be securely taped to the vehicle.

2.6. ANY AUTHORIZED RESIDENT who enters LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH as a PEDESTRIAN, or operating a BICYCLE or MOBILITY SCOOTER, must present a duly authorized GRF identification card.

2.7. A VISITOR or CONTRACT WORKER who enters LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH as a PEDESTRIAN, or operating a BICYCLE or MOBILITY SCOOTER, must present a valid entry pass or a GRF Identification card. 3. TRANSFER RIGHTS 3.1. RESIDENT MEMBER/OWNERS (RMO) and Mutual 17 MEMBER/ OWNERS eligible for entry passes under the provisions of 80-5580-3 may assign their four annual GRF-issued entry passes assigned to their unit to individuals they choose.

3.2. R/Ls must call their visitors in.

3.3. No VISITOR or CONTRACT WORKER may assign any other form of entry pass or parking authorization to a VEHICLE or a person other than to the VEHICLE or person initially authorized to receive it. 4. LIMITATIONS 4.1. The photocopying or duplicating of any GRF authorized pass by any person can be construed as the unlawful taking of property and is strictly prohibited.

4.2. Any PERSON who presents a photocopied or counterfeit GRF pass for entry into LEISURE WORLD SEAL BEACH may be referred for civil or criminal action for making a false representation.