· Users must always be aware and respectful of fellow patrons, staff and volunteers.
· Littering, vandalism or unauthorised graffiti will not be tolerated in or around the premises.
· Abusive, discourteous or otherwise anti-social behaviour in or around the premises will not be tolerated. No shouting or screaming.
· Bullying or violence of any kind is strictly forbidden.
· Alcohol must not be consumed on the premises, except when explicitly permitted - over 18’s only. Anybody deemed intoxicated may be refused entry.
· Drug use or possession will not be tolerated.
· Theft from Minehead EYE or patrons will not be tolerated.
· Smoking will not be tolerated anywhere on the premises.
· Users agree to follow the instructions of staff/volunteers at all times.
· Management reserves the right to eject anyone from the facility at any time.
· Management reserves the right to refuse entry or revoke membership at any point and to change the terms and conditions of entry.
· Forgery of hand stamps, passes, Member ID cards, etc. will be treated as theft.
· All users, both members and guests, must report to reception on arrival and show their card if required. Failure to do so will be regarded as trespass.
· Services and facilities available in Minehead EYE are limited and members are therefore subject to fair use restrictions.
· Staff (including volunteers) may, at their discretion, request members to cease using a service or facility to enable others to do so. Members are required to comply with all such instructions.
· No food or drink not purchased on site is to be consumed on the premises, except at the management’s discretion.
· Users recognise the high risk of injury involved in the various sports undertaken in the skate park at Minehead EYE and participate at their own risk.
· Users agree to waive all liability claims against Minehead EYE, its directors, employees and volunteers, or landlords for any injuries, ailments or other damage to users whilst using the skate park, save for negligence.
· Minehead EYE recommends that everyone using the skate park facility should wear full protective equipment at all times including: helmet, knee and elbow pads, wrist-guards (or glove protection for BMX riders).
· All under 16’s are required to wear a helmet with the chin strap done up reasonably tight at all times when using the skate park (including skateboarders). Inline skaters under the age of 16 are also required to wear wrist-guards at all times.
· All persons riding BMX, skates, snakeboard, inline skates, or scooters must wear a helmet at all times in the skate park with the chin strap done up reasonably tight.
· A maximum of 20 users are permitted in the skate park at any one time.
· Users of the skate area should know their limitations and not attempt to ride ramps or perform manoeuvres beyond their skill level.
· A maximum of 5 bikes are permitted in the skate park at any one time. All bikes must have at least one functional brake.
· Skateboards must not have excessive sharp edges and must have sufficient deck grip.
· All equipment must be in good working order with no loose parts.
· No sitting on ramps. No running in the skate park.
· Only one person may ride a ramp at one time. Wait your turn. No queue jumping.
· Spectators must stay in designated areas and must not climb on any ramps or enter recognised skate areas.
· No food or drink to be consumed on the ramps.
· No skating anywhere not specifically designated for it.
· Users must comply with restrictions placed on sessions – for example, ‘BMXers only’, ‘under 14s only’, or ‘junior members only’.
· No discount will be given when joining a session already in progress. No refunds will be made for those leaving a session prematurely.
· Membership is restricted to residents of West Somerset. Non-residents may use the facilities as Guests of Minehead EYE.
· Membership of Minehead EYE (including junior membership) gives cheaper rates on skating, use of computers (login) and discounted rate in café, and gives access to opportunities for participation in other dedicated activities.
· No person shall use the skate park or other facilities without becoming a Member, Junior Member or Guest, except at the discretion of the management. This discretion will, subject to capacity, extend to non-members aged 16 or over being able to access the café/balcony/events.
· No person under the age of 11 shall be able to attend Minehead EYE without accompaniment by a responsible adult aged 18 or over, except at the discretion of the management. Acceptance of responsible adults as such is also subject to management discretion. A maximum ratio of responsible adults to Junior Members of 1:4 will operate, again subject to management discretion in either direction.
· No person under the age of 16 shall be able to attend Minehead EYE without confirmed parental/guardian consent to do so unaccompanied, except at the discretion of the management.
· No person shall be able to use the skate park or participate in other activities without giving consent to receive medical help if necessary.
· Membership is valid for 12 months from the date of issue. Membership is non-transferable.
· Minehead EYE assumes no responsibility for the damage, loss or theft of any personal belongings brought into the facility. Personal items should not be left unattended anywhere in or around the premises.
· Use of storage lockers is at users own risk. Nothing may be left in temporary storage lockers overnight.
· Fire exits and information about what to do in the case of fire are on display around the premises. If unsure, ask a member of staff. No tampering with fire extinguishers or fire alarms other than in the event of fire. Do not open the fire doors for any reason other than in the event of a fire.
· All accidents or injuries should be notified to Minehead EYE staff and recorded in the accident book. There will be a qualified First Aider on site at all times. They can be contacted by going to the main office/reception.
· Failure to abide by the generally accepted terms and conditions listed here or to falsify consent information will result in refusal of entry.
· Usage of the IT systems and Internet at Minehead EYE is subject to acceptable use only, as determined by Minehead EYE.
· Users are responsible for their use of the computer systems. Users are expected to respect the property of others, in particular data on the system.
· No personal files are to be stored on the computer systems. These should be stored on personal removable hardware.
· Minehead EYE reserves the right to examine or delete any files held on the system and to monitor any Internet sites visited.
· Members may only access the computer systems using their own personal login and password. Members must never give personal logins or passwords to anyone, including friends.
· The following are not permitted: sending or displaying offensive messages or pictures; using obscene language; harassing, insulting or attacking others; damaging computer systems or networks; any activity that can be regarded as hacking; unauthorised copying of software from computers; violating copyright laws; intentionally wasting resources; accessing systems without authority or permission; tampering with hardware; deliberately introducing computer viruses onto the system; accessing material which is considered unsuitable or introducing such material onto the system; employing the system for commercial purposes; posting anonymous messages and forwarding chain letters. This list is not exhaustive.
· Users should never give any personal details on the Internet, including home address, phone number, pictures, and should never arrange to meet someone with whom they have communicated on the Internet. Always be yourself, do not pretend to be someone else while on the computer, and communicate only with people you know.
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· Minehead EYE is a Community Interest Company – co. number 6033644.
· All members (excluding guests and junior members) are entitled to become members of the CIC on joining.
· Community Interest Companies (CICs) are limited companies, with special additional features, created for the use of people who want to conduct a business or other activity for community benefit, and not purely for private advantage. This is achieved by a "community interest test" and "asset lock", which ensure that the CIC is established for community purposes and the assets and profits are dedicated to these purposes. Registration of a company as a CIC has to be approved by the Regulator who also has a continuing monitoring and enforcement role.
· A summary version of the Memorandums and Articles of Association is available at http://www.minehead-eye.co.uk/index.php/company-mem-summary.
· The full Memorandums and Articles of Association are available at http://www.minehead-eye.co.uk/index.php/company-memorandums.
· Members can opt out of membership of the CIC at any time by notifying a centre manager in writing.
· These Terms and Conditions are subject to any changes/updates recorded on the Minehead EYE website at http://www.minehead-eye.co.uk/index.php/terms.
· Littering, vandalism or unauthorised graffiti will not be tolerated in or around the premises.
· Abusive, discourteous or otherwise anti-social behaviour in or around the premises will not be tolerated. No shouting or screaming.
· Bullying or violence of any kind is strictly forbidden.
· Alcohol must not be consumed on the premises, except when explicitly permitted - over 18’s only. Anybody deemed intoxicated may be refused entry.
· Drug use or possession will not be tolerated.
· Theft from Minehead EYE or patrons will not be tolerated.
· Smoking will not be tolerated anywhere on the premises.
· Users agree to follow the instructions of staff/volunteers at all times.
· Management reserves the right to eject anyone from the facility at any time.
· Management reserves the right to refuse entry or revoke membership at any point and to change the terms and conditions of entry.
· Forgery of hand stamps, passes, Member ID cards, etc. will be treated as theft.
· All users, both members and guests, must report to reception on arrival and show their card if required. Failure to do so will be regarded as trespass.
· Services and facilities available in Minehead EYE are limited and members are therefore subject to fair use restrictions.
· Staff (including volunteers) may, at their discretion, request members to cease using a service or facility to enable others to do so. Members are required to comply with all such instructions.
· No food or drink not purchased on site is to be consumed on the premises, except at the management’s discretion.
· Users recognise the high risk of injury involved in the various sports undertaken in the skate park at Minehead EYE and participate at their own risk.
· Users agree to waive all liability claims against Minehead EYE, its directors, employees and volunteers, or landlords for any injuries, ailments or other damage to users whilst using the skate park, save for negligence.
· Minehead EYE recommends that everyone using the skate park facility should wear full protective equipment at all times including: helmet, knee and elbow pads, wrist-guards (or glove protection for BMX riders).
· All under 16’s are required to wear a helmet with the chin strap done up reasonably tight at all times when using the skate park (including skateboarders). Inline skaters under the age of 16 are also required to wear wrist-guards at all times.
· All persons riding BMX, skates, snakeboard, inline skates, or scooters must wear a helmet at all times in the skate park with the chin strap done up reasonably tight.
· A maximum of 20 users are permitted in the skate park at any one time.
· Users of the skate area should know their limitations and not attempt to ride ramps or perform manoeuvres beyond their skill level.
· A maximum of 5 bikes are permitted in the skate park at any one time. All bikes must have at least one functional brake.
· Skateboards must not have excessive sharp edges and must have sufficient deck grip.
· All equipment must be in good working order with no loose parts.
· No sitting on ramps. No running in the skate park.
· Only one person may ride a ramp at one time. Wait your turn. No queue jumping.
· Spectators must stay in designated areas and must not climb on any ramps or enter recognised skate areas.
· No food or drink to be consumed on the ramps.
· No skating anywhere not specifically designated for it.
· Users must comply with restrictions placed on sessions – for example, ‘BMXers only’, ‘under 14s only’, or ‘junior members only’.
· No discount will be given when joining a session already in progress. No refunds will be made for those leaving a session prematurely.
· Membership is restricted to residents of West Somerset. Non-residents may use the facilities as Guests of Minehead EYE.
· Membership of Minehead EYE (including junior membership) gives cheaper rates on skating, use of computers (login) and discounted rate in café, and gives access to opportunities for participation in other dedicated activities.
· No person shall use the skate park or other facilities without becoming a Member, Junior Member or Guest, except at the discretion of the management. This discretion will, subject to capacity, extend to non-members aged 16 or over being able to access the café/balcony/events.
· No person under the age of 11 shall be able to attend Minehead EYE without accompaniment by a responsible adult aged 18 or over, except at the discretion of the management. Acceptance of responsible adults as such is also subject to management discretion. A maximum ratio of responsible adults to Junior Members of 1:4 will operate, again subject to management discretion in either direction.
· No person under the age of 16 shall be able to attend Minehead EYE without confirmed parental/guardian consent to do so unaccompanied, except at the discretion of the management.
· No person shall be able to use the skate park or participate in other activities without giving consent to receive medical help if necessary.
· Membership is valid for 12 months from the date of issue. Membership is non-transferable.
· Minehead EYE assumes no responsibility for the damage, loss or theft of any personal belongings brought into the facility. Personal items should not be left unattended anywhere in or around the premises.
· Use of storage lockers is at users own risk. Nothing may be left in temporary storage lockers overnight.
· Fire exits and information about what to do in the case of fire are on display around the premises. If unsure, ask a member of staff. No tampering with fire extinguishers or fire alarms other than in the event of fire. Do not open the fire doors for any reason other than in the event of a fire.
· All accidents or injuries should be notified to Minehead EYE staff and recorded in the accident book. There will be a qualified First Aider on site at all times. They can be contacted by going to the main office/reception.
· Failure to abide by the generally accepted terms and conditions listed here or to falsify consent information will result in refusal of entry.
· Usage of the IT systems and Internet at Minehead EYE is subject to acceptable use only, as determined by Minehead EYE.
· Users are responsible for their use of the computer systems. Users are expected to respect the property of others, in particular data on the system.
· No personal files are to be stored on the computer systems. These should be stored on personal removable hardware.
· Minehead EYE reserves the right to examine or delete any files held on the system and to monitor any Internet sites visited.
· Members may only access the computer systems using their own personal login and password. Members must never give personal logins or passwords to anyone, including friends.
· The following are not permitted: sending or displaying offensive messages or pictures; using obscene language; harassing, insulting or attacking others; damaging computer systems or networks; any activity that can be regarded as hacking; unauthorised copying of software from computers; violating copyright laws; intentionally wasting resources; accessing systems without authority or permission; tampering with hardware; deliberately introducing computer viruses onto the system; accessing material which is considered unsuitable or introducing such material onto the system; employing the system for commercial purposes; posting anonymous messages and forwarding chain letters. This list is not exhaustive.
· Users should never give any personal details on the Internet, including home address, phone number, pictures, and should never arrange to meet someone with whom they have communicated on the Internet. Always be yourself, do not pretend to be someone else while on the computer, and communicate only with people you know.
·
· Minehead EYE is a Community Interest Company – co. number 6033644.
· All members (excluding guests and junior members) are entitled to become members of the CIC on joining.
· Community Interest Companies (CICs) are limited companies, with special additional features, created for the use of people who want to conduct a business or other activity for community benefit, and not purely for private advantage. This is achieved by a "community interest test" and "asset lock", which ensure that the CIC is established for community purposes and the assets and profits are dedicated to these purposes. Registration of a company as a CIC has to be approved by the Regulator who also has a continuing monitoring and enforcement role.
· A summary version of the Memorandums and Articles of Association is available at http://www.minehead-eye.co.uk/index.php/company-mem-summary.
· The full Memorandums and Articles of Association are available at http://www.minehead-eye.co.uk/index.php/company-memorandums.
· Members can opt out of membership of the CIC at any time by notifying a centre manager in writing.
· These Terms and Conditions are subject to any changes/updates recorded on the Minehead EYE website at http://www.minehead-eye.co.uk/index.php/terms.