(a) No person shall enter or remain on Parcel “A,” as set forth in Section 1062.01(a), unless such person is:
(1) The owner of real property located within the Village;
(2) Related to a person described in division (a)(1) of this Section either by marriage, blood or by legal proceedings, and currently residing with said person; or
(3) In the company of a person described in division (a)(1) or (a)(2) of this Section as a guest of said person.
(b) A locked gate shall be placed at the entrance to the Timberlake Beach. A key to access the Timberlake Beach will only be given, after submission of an application and deposit of the applicable fee, to owners of real property in the Village. One access key shall be issued to each owner of real property in the Village, regardless of how many parcels of property each individual owner may own. Furthermore, if a property is owned by more than one individual, only one access key shall be issued, regardless of the number of owners. Access keys may only be utilized to access the Timberlake Beach by persons authorized under division (a) of this Section. Any person who permits an unauthorized person to utilize their access key, in addition to the penalties listed in division (f) of this Section, shall be deemed in violation of this Section and automatically forfeit their access key for a period of six months. A second violation of this provision within one year of the first violation shall result in the permanent forfeiture of that person’s access key.
(c) The restrictions contained in division (a) of this Section shall not apply to the Village Hall, as described in Section 1062.01(a).
(d) No person shall enter or remain on the park and recreation lands of the Village as set forth in Section 1062.01(b) unless such person is:
(1) A resident of the Village;
(2) Related to a current resident either by marriage, blood or by legal proceedings, and currently residing with said person; or
(3) In the company of a current resident as the resident's guest.
(e) The Mayor shall cause the placement of signs upon and about the aforesaid park and recreation lands giving notice of the restrictions contained in this Section.
(f) Whoever violates this Section is guilty of a minor misdemeanor on the first offense; a second violation within one year after the first violation shall be a misdemeanor of the fourth degree; and any subsequent offense within one year from the first offense shall be a misdemeanor of the third degree.
(Ord. 1987-7. Passed 6-16-87; Ord. 2012-13. Passed 7-10-12]; Ord. 2021-02. Passed 6-15-21; Ord. 2021-19. Passed 6-15-21.)