RULES & REGULATIONS
PLEASE NOTE: Some of your neighbors are of the mindset that radar is NOT allowed to be used in The Glen. This information is totally inaccurate. As a private community we are authorized to utilize radar to assure the safety of our community. The radar we use is accurate, legal, and necessary. Anyone disputing this is free to contact Lt. Frank McCorkle of the Harrisburg State Police (717.783.5517) who will varify that private communities are permitted to utilize radar to stop speeders who are a menace to the overall population.
When we reside in a private community such as The Glen at Tamiment, it is important to remember there are certain rules and regulations that must be followed in order to provide a safe, clean, environment for all who live here. It is for this reason we must enforce these rules and regulations for all members of our community. At the time of your closing you were provided with a resale certificate. Everything you need to know about living at The Glen, including rules and regulations, was included in the certificate packet. If you have lost your copy of the rules and regs, they are briefly described below. If you do not have a copy of them, please feel free to stop by the Glen POA Office and ask for one.
1.
Erection of any unauthorized additions or changes to original construction without prior written concent - carries a $75 fine.*
2.
Placement of fences, hedges or walls will not be permitted to be placed on any lot or yard space without prior written consent - carries a $75 fine.*
3.
Illegal dumping
First offense $150
All subsequent offenses $300 & up
4.
Failure to maintain dwelling, lot/property in good
condition and repair - carries a $75 fine.*
5.
Creating a nuisance or disturbance - carries a $75 fine.
6.
Hanging of signs, banners, pennants, unsightly lights,
wires, antennas, clothing, etc. on persona; dwelling or
lot - carries a $35 fine.*
7.
Placing sign or devices on common areas - carries a
$50 fine.*
8.
Illegal pets or pet nuisance - carries a $75 fine.*
9.
Burning of trash or leaves, open fire - carries a
$100 fine.
10.
Placing of outdoor fireplace, refrigerator, dog pens,
other enclosures or items of personal property on
lot - carries a $100 fine.*
11.
Removal of trees over 2" in diameter, or clear-
cutting of lot -carries a $100 fine (per tree).
12.
Motor Vehicle Violations:

a. Speeding:
A warning will be issued to first time
offenders however, ANYONE doing
40mph or above will be automatically fined.


Second offense - $50 fine
Subsequent offenses - $75 fine

b.
Failure to stop at stop sign:


A warning will be issued to first time

offenders.


All subsequent offenses - $50 fine

c.
No use of a turn signal:


A warning will be issued to first time

All subsequent offenses - $75 fine

d.
Driving on wrong side of road:


A warning will be issued to first time
All subsequent offenses - $75 fine


A warning will be issued to first time
All subsequent offenses - $75 fine

f.
Double parking on road:


A warning will be issued to first time
All subsequent offenses - $75 fine

g. Blocking road:
A warning will be issued to first time
All subsequent offenses - $75 fine


A warning will be issued to first time
All subsequent offenses - $75 fine

i.
Wreckless driving - carries a $75 fine

j.
No registration or license plate - carries a

$75 fine*

k.
Operating Vehicle without a valid license -

l.
Parking/Fire Lanes & Unauthorized Parking -

m. Failure to yield/obey or otherwise comply with


instructions of the Security Officer -

n.
Harrassment of Security Personnel -
carries a $75 fine
o.
Passing a school bus or moving your vehicle when a school bus is stopped on
property - carries a $75 fine
13.
Hunting or discharging weapons on premises -
carries a $500 fine.
14.
Failure to provide Security with alarm system
contact - carries a $25 fine.
*Condition incurring violation must be removed or otherwise remedied within 10 days to avoid fine. If not brought into compliance within 10 days fine will remain and additional fines can be levied for the violation(s). Failure to pay fines or correct violations can also lead to legal action.
If fines go unpaid, interest will accrue AND additional fines will be added monthly until the fines go to Magistrate for payment.
Property owners are responsible for any delinquent fines or violation citations incurred or committed by their renters, guests or other household members.