DeBordieu Colony Community Association Rental Policies

DeBordieu Colony

Community

Association

Rental Policies,

Procedures &

Guidelines

 
Table of Contents 
Section  1 Purpose  & General Information ............................................................ 1 
1.1  Purpose................................................................................................................................... 1 
1.2  Applicability ............................................................................................................................ 1 
1.3.   Definitions .............................................................................................................................. 1 
Emergency Contact ................................................................................................................ 1 
Gate Pass ................................................................................................................................ 1 
Gate Pass System ................................................................................................................... 1 
Guest and/or Visitor............................................................................................................... 1 
Renter and/or Tenant ............................................................................................................ 1 
Short-Term Rental .................................................................................................................. 1 
Short-Term Renter ................................................................................................................. 1 
Short-Term Renter Guest ....................................................................................................... 1 
Long-Term Rental ................................................................................................................... 2 
Long-Term Renter .................................................................................................................. 2 
Property ................................................................................................................................. 2 
Property Owner ..................................................................................................................... 2 
Property Owner in Good Standing ......................................................................................... 2 
Rental Pass Portal .................................................................................................................. 2 
Rental Registry ....................................................................................................................... 2 
Security Verification Code (SVC) ............................................................................................ 2 
Sheriff's Deputy ...................................................................................................................... 2 
DCCA Officer .......................................................................................................................... 2 
Property Owner/Self-Managed Rental .................................................................................. 2 
Rental Management Company .............................................................................................. 2 
Property Management ........................................................................................................... 2 
Section 2 Gate Pass System Account & Rental Registration ................................... 2 
2.1  DCCA Gate Pass System Account ........................................................................................... 2 
2.2  Rental Property Registration Required .................................................................................. 3 
2.2.1  Rental Registry Expiration ............................................................................................... 3 

2.2  Transfer of Rental Registration ....................................................................................... 4 
2.3  Enforcement ................................................................................................................... 4 
2.4  Documentation and Disputes ......................................................................................... 4 
Section 3 Renter Gate Passes ................................................................................. 4 
1  Long-Term Rental Gate Passes ............................................................................................... 4 
2  Short-Term Rental Gate Passes .............................................................................................. 4 
3  Requesting Passes .................................................................................................................. 4 
4  Purchasing and Distributing Gate Passes ........................................................................... 5 
4.1  Gate Pass Fees ................................................................................................................ 5 
4.2  Rental Management Company Gate Passes ................................................................... 5 
4.3  Property Owner, Self-Managed Rental Gate Passes ...................................................... 5 
4.4.   Long-Term Renter Guests Gate Passes ........................................................................... 6 
4.5  Short-Term Renter Additional Gate Passes .................................................................... 6 
4.6  Refunds ........................................................................................................................... 6 
4.7  Gate Pass Limits .............................................................................................................. 6 
4.8  Gate Pass Display ............................................................................................................ 7 
Section 4 DCCA Rules & Regulations and Roles of DCCA Officers ........................... 7 
1  Authority ................................................................................................................................ 7 
2  Enforcement ........................................................................................................................... 7 
3.   Property Owner Responsibilities ............................................................................................ 7 
4.   DCCA Officer Responsiveness and Assistance ....................................................................... 8 
Section 5 DCCA Rules & Regulations ...................................................................... 8 
1   Renter Education/Orientation ............................................................................................... 8 
2   DCCA Rules & Regulations Summary ..................................................................................... 9 
 

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Section 1 Purpose & General Information

1.1 Purpose

The purpose of this document is to gather all rental-related policies into a single, owner-friendly

document. The objective in creating rental policies is to balance the economic needs of owners

who offer their property for rent with a quality of life expected by owners who do not, while

ensuring the behaviors of one group do not adversely impact the other. By doing so, the goal of the

policies is to help maintain the overall character and desirability of DeBordieu Colony for all who

live, visit and vacation in the community. In the event of any conflicts between this document and

the DCCA Covenants or Bylaws, the Covenants and Bylaws take precedence.

1.2 Applicability

The DCCA Rental Policies are applicable to all properties within DeBordieu Colony that are subject

to the Covenants, unless a property has more restrictive rules governing rentals.

1.3. Definitions

Defined terms used in this document shall have the meanings set forth in DCCA's Covenants and

Bylaws and Rules & Regulations. Defined terms used herein that are not defined in DCCA's

Covenants and Bylaws or Rules & Regulations shall have the definitions set forth below:

Emergency Contact: The Property Owner or agent or individual designated by the Property Owner

to be a 24-hour local contact. The Emergency Contact must be located within 50 miles and able to

respond to the property within two hours of receiving notice of a violation or emergency situation.

Gate Pass: A paper pass, barcode, or any other device issued by DCCA to facilitate entry to

DeBordieu Colony.

Gate Pass System: The DCCA access software system and mobile app or process setup to manage

entry to DeBordieu Colony.

Guest and/or Visitor: Persons invited by a Property Owner or long-term Tenant to visit within

DeBordieu Colony. Guest has the same meaning as Visitor. The term Guest does not include Short-

Term Renter Guests.

Renter and/or Tenant: Shall have the definition set forth by the Rules & Regulations “Rental

Guests”. The term Renter shall also mean the same as Tenant.

Short-Term Rental: Any rental or other occupancy arrangement that does not exceed thirty-one

(31) consecutive days.

Short-Term Renter: A Renter under a Short-Term Rental Agreement.

Short-Term Renter Guest: A guest of the Short-Term Renter who is expressly identified as the

Short-Term Renter in the rental agreement.

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Long-Term Rental: A rental or other occupancy arrangement pursuant to a lease or other written

agreement for a period exceeding thirty-one (31) consecutive days.

Long-Term Renter: A renter under a long-term rental lease agreement.

Property: Refers to the lands in Georgetown County, SC, known as DeBordieu Colony, as shown on

Exhibit “A” attached to the Covenants; or to any specific platted lot or residence within the

Property, as the sense of the sentence shall require.

Property Owner: Shall have the definition set forth in the Covenants “Owner”.

Property Owner in Good Standing: Shall have the definition set forth in the Bylaws “Association

Member in Good Standing.”

Rental Pass Portal: Refers to a feature of the DCCA Gate Pass System which allows Rental

Management Company/Owner/manager to enter renter names via manual entry or spreadsheet

upload.

Rental Registry: DCCA required annual registration of any property that will be available for rentals.

Security Verification Code (SVC): A confidential, unique word and/or number assigned to each

property, which identifies the property owner in the DCCA Gate Pass System and gives DCCA Safety

& Security Officers an ID code.

Sheriff's Deputy: Any officer employed by Georgetown County Sheriff's office or other

governmental policing authority having jurisdiction within DeBordieu Colony.

DCCA Officer: Any employee of the DCCA Safety & Security department or contractor of a third-

party private security company engaged by DCCA.

Property Owner/Self-Managed Rental: Refers to a Vacation Rental by Owner, Airbnb or other similar

property rental system used by Property Owners who self-manage their rentals.

Rental Management Company: Is a company a Property Owner contracts with to manage rental of

their Property.

Property Management: This includes management of a Rental Property, both Property Owner/Self-

Managed Rentals and Rental Management Company.

Section 2 Gate Pass System Account & Rental Registration

2.1 DCCA Gate Pass System Account

Each Property is assigned a unique residential Security Verification Code (SVC) in the Gate Pass

System. This confidential SVC is assigned to Property Owners upon purchase of a Property. The

SVC can be changed by the Property Owner upon request to DCCA. The SVC identifies the user in

the Gate Pass System and to DCCA Officers. The SVC is strictly confidential.

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Property Owner information maintained within the Gate Pass System includes the Property Owner

name, contact address, telephone number, email address, motor vehicle information and

Emergency Contact information.

The accuracy of Property Owner information is critical in the event of an emergency. Therefore,

Property Owners are required to provide DCCA with Emergency Contact information upon rental

registration, and must review this information at least annually for accuracy to keep their Gate Pass

System account records up to date.

2.2 Rental Property Registration Required

All Property Owners who rent their properties as either long-term or short-term rentals must

update this information as prescribed by the DCCA. This allows DCCA to enter information on the

Property, Property Management Company and/or Property Owner into the Gate Pass System so

renter reservations can be uploaded or manually entered into the system.

If a Property is used for rental and is sold or transferred to a new Property Owner who intends to

rent the property, that new Property Owner is required to register the property with DCCA for the

Rental Property Registry prior to the first rental event. Registration is at no cost to the Property

Owner.

The purpose of the Rental Property Registry is to provide DCCA with information to expeditiously

contact the Property Owner, Rental Management Company or both regarding any incident if a

Sheriff's Deputy or DCCA Officer is summoned to a Property. It is also the validating process for

situations where Property Owners allow other persons or companies to manage the property on

their behalf.

At a minimum, a Property Owner who rents their Property is required to provide the property

address, Property Owner's name, email address, telephone number, Emergency Contact

information and Rental Management Company name, telephone number and email address. If the

Property is owned in whole or part by a legal entity (trust, corporation, LLC, partnership, etc.), the

identifying information prescribed above for individual owners shall be provided for each natural

person having an ownership or beneficial interest in the owning entity. In addition, a copy of any

registration document or good-standing certificate required for the owning entity to operate in

South Carolina shall be provided as a condition of registration in DeBordieu Colony.

2.2.1 Rental Registry Expiration

DCCA Rental Registrations are valid for a term of one calendar year. All registrations expire annually

on December 31 and must be renewed annually. Prior to expiration date, the DCCA will issue an

email reminder enabling the Property Owner to review all information, make any revisions and

complete an online renewal within 30 days. The DCCA is not responsible for Property Owners who

fail to update their email contact information.

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2.2.2 Transfer of Rental Registration

Rental registrations are only valid for the Property Owner who registered the Property. Rental

registrations are non-transferable.

2.2.3 Enforcement

Failure to register a Rental Property or renew a Registration shall result in non-issuance of gate

passes for Renters, Short-Term Renter Guests or Visitors for that Property until registration is

completed.

2.2.4 Documentation and Disputes

Rental registry or non-response violations will result in DCCA providing a written communication to

the Property Owner and Rental Management Company detailing the incidents and violation

assessments, if any. If a dispute arises, the Property Owner may appeal to the Grievance

Committee per DCCA Bylaw provisions.

Section 3 Renter Gate Passes

3.1 Long-Term Rental Gate Passes

Long-Term Renters are entitled to obtain a Gate Pass in the form of a barcode. Barcodes for Long-

Term Renters are valid only for the term of the lease and expire on the last day of the lease unless a

signed lease extension is presented to DCCA. Long-Term Renters identified on the lease are

entitled to one barcode per vehicle (see Appendix 1), based upon number of bedrooms, registered

at that property address, with a maximum of four vehicles. Upon presentation of the lease, DCCA

will create a unique Gate Pass System account and SVC specifically for the Long-Term Renter. Long-

Term Renters are not permitted to use the Property Owner Gate Access Account or SVC number.

3.2 Short-Term Rental Gate Passes

Short-Term Renters are required to obtain a Gate Pass for each vehicle used by the Short-Term

Renter and Short-Term Renter guests. Gate passes issued to Short-Term Renters cannot be used

for any other purpose, such as, but not limited to, Rental Management Company entry, commercial

contractor work, Short-Term Renter guests, deliveries or domestic cleaning. Failure to comply with

these rules may result in a citation/violation assessment to the Property Owner and/or the Short-

Term Renter. In the event of repeated or extreme violations the Renter’s access may be revoked.

For the Short-Term Renter's education purposes, some community/rental rules are included with

the Short-Term Renter’s Gate Pass.

3.3 Requesting Passes

Short-Term Rental Gate Passes (Rental Management and Self-Managed)

Self-managed Property Owners or Rental Management Companies are required to obtain Short-

Term Renter gate passes a minimum of one week in advance of the arrival date for distribution to

their Short-Term Renters. In order for self-managed Property Owners or Rental Management

Companies to request Short-Term Rental gate passes, the Property Owner must be a Property

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Owner in good standing and have a current valid DCCA rental property registration. During the

registration process, if managed by a Rental Management Company, the Property Owner must

designate the Rental Management Company as an authorized representative of the Property

Owner and grant them permission to enter rental gate passes into the online Gate Pass System.

Gate passes for Short-Term Renters must be entered into the DCCA Gate Pass System via the online

Rental Pass Portal. Short-Term Renters MUST be designated as "Short-Term Renters" in the Gate

Pass System. The first step for the Rental Management Company or self-managed Property Owner

is to ascertain the number of vehicles that are anticipated for each Short-Term Rental, and enter

that number into the Gate Pass System with the initial reservation.

The number of Short-Term Renter gate passes permitted must not exceed the number of

bedrooms in the rental property. Some sub-associations may have more restrictive parking

regulations; it is the responsibility of the Rental Management Company to comply with these

regulations.

Enforcement actions may be taken against the Rental Management Company and/or Property

Owner for failure to use the Rental Pass Portal to designate Short-Term Renters.

3.4 Purchasing and Distributing Gate Passes

3.4.1 Gate Pass Fees

Short and Long-Term Renter gate passes are subject to a fee schedule (see Appendix 1) established

by the DCCA and must be paid prior to the Renter gaining access to the community. Failure to

make timely payment for issued gate passes will be subject to enforcement action including but not

limited to suspension of Gate Pass issuance, and other remedies available under South Carolina

law.

3.4.2 Rental Management Company Gate Passes

Rental Management Companies are required to obtain Short-Term Renter gate passes a minimum

of one week in advance of the arrival date for distribution to their Short-Term Renters. This will

allow the rental company to provide the Short-Term Renter with the QR code for the DCCA officer

to print the Gate Pass and expedite the entry process at the Gatehouse. Any Short-Term Renter

arriving without a printed Gate Pass or the QR code for their rental will be turned away and

directed to contact the Rental Management Company or Property Owner.

Payment of all applicable fees must be made to DCCA for each Gate Pass based on the date the

Gate Pass request was entered into the Gate Pass System (not the date of Short-Term Renter

arrival). Failure to make timely payment may result in non-issuance of gate passes for all DCCA

properties managed by the Self-Managed Rental or Rental Management Company.

3.4.3 Property Owner, Self-Managed Rental Gate Passes

Property Owners who rent their Property without the assistance of a rental company may elect to

pick up their Short-Term Renter Gate Pass(es) a minimum of one week in advance of the arrival

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date and provide personal delivery to their Short-Term Renter. This will provide the Short-Term

Renter with a Gate Pass prior to arrival and expedite the entry process at the Gatehouse. Payment

of all applicable fees must be made to DCCA for each Gate Pass based on the date the Gate Pass

request was entered into the Gate Pass System (not the date of Short-Term Renter arrival).

Alternatively, the Property Owner may choose to have their Renter pick up the Gate Pass at the

Gatehouse. The Short-Term Renter must be provided with and present the QR code generated by

the Gate Pass System for each Renter vehicle going to the Property.

3.4.4. Long-Term Renter Guests Gate Passes

Long-Term Renters who are expressly identified in rental documents may authorize entry of Long-

Term Renter’s guests as an implicit right delegated by the renting Property Owner. Long-Term

Renter guests should be entered by contacting the DCCA Gatehouse. DCCA recommends that

Property Owners who rent their Property include terms of Long-Term Renter guests' access in their

rental agreements. The Property Owner (if property is self-managed), or Rental Management

Company is responsible for enforcing the terms of their contracts.

3.4.5 Short-Term Renter Additional Gate Passes

Occasionally, Short-Term Renters may need additional gate passes to accommodate their Short-

Term Renter guests. In some cases, gate passes are needed for additional vehicles that were not

planned during the rental booking. In other cases, gate passes may be needed for people visiting

the Short-Term Renter. Short-Term Renters are not authorized to request gate passes themselves

through the DCCA Gate Pass System. A Renter may request up to four (4) daily Renter Guest Passes

by contacting the rental company who coordinated their rental. Day passes must be visible in any

visitor guest vehicles. Enforcement action may be taken against the Rental Management

Company/Renter, and/or Property Owner for abuse of the visitor day pass policy. DCCA

recommends that Property Owners who rent their Property include terms of Short-Term Renter

guests' access in their rental agreements. The Property Owner (if the property is self-managed), or

Rental Management Company is responsible for enforcing the terms of their contracts.

3.4.6 Refunds

If a Short-Term Renter cancels their reservation prior to the arrival date, both Property Owners and

Rental Management Companies should immediately remove them from the Short-Term Renter list.

Refund requests for unused vehicles will be considered by DCCA on a case-by-case basis for passes

that are not utilized.

3.4.7 Gate Pass Limits

No parking is permitted on any landscaped portions of improved properties. Parking is limited to

only those designated driveway, garage, and guest parking areas whose surfaces are designed to

accommodate vehicles and have been approved by the DCCA Architectural Review Board.

Therefore, Property Owners and Rental Management Companies must designate a maximum

number of gate passes that may be issued for each property. The maximum vehicle pass limit shall

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be specified in the rental agreement for the specific property and enforced by the Property Owner

or Rental Management Company, but must not exceed one per bedroom.

3.4.8 Gate Pass Display

Gate passes for renters and for guests of renters shall be prominently displayed in vehicles at all

times. When a vehicle is parked at any location inside the main gate, gate passes shall be

prominently displayed on the vehicle’s driver’s side dashboard so that all information is clearly

visible from the outside of the vehicle. Failure to display a Gate Pass for entry and/or parking may

result in a citation and violation assessment.

Section 4 DCCA Rules & Regulations and Roles of DCCA Officers

4.1 Authority

The DCCA Covenants and Bylaws provide the authority for DCCA Officers to enforce DCCA Rules &

Regulations and provide access control for the DCCA. DCCA Officers are authorized to observe and

take reasonable steps to prevent trespass, property damage, personal injury, theft, vandalism,

nuisance or disturbance. Failure to abide by the DCCA Rules & Regulations may result in DCCA

Officer requests for assistance of Sheriff Deputies as circumstances warrant. DCCA Officers may

issue citations for any violation of the DCCA Rules & Regulations. Violations may result in fines as

outlined in the DCCA Fine Schedule.

4.2 Enforcement

DCCA values and emphasizes the safety of Property Owners, their family members, guests and

renters. DCCA Officers are authorized to enforce DCCA Rules & Regulations created to maintain

safety. To that end, DCCA Officers may conduct radar speed controls, perform traffic stops for

moving violations (such as speeding, operating a golf cart without a license and failure to stop

where indicated), enforce parking rules on DCCA property, and issue citations for violations of any

DCCA Rules & Regulations. DCCA Officers are not responsible to respond to incidents/violations

outside DeBordieu Colony.

4.3. Property Owner Responsibilities

Property Owners are responsible for the conduct of their family members, guests, renters and

contractors, whether or not the Property Owner is present at the time violations occur. If any

family member, guest, renter or contractor violates the DCCA Covenants and Bylaws or any Rules &

Regulations, the Board may take enforcement action, including but not limited to imposing fines

and assessments. Fines shall first be imposed on such violator. The Property Owner will be notified

of violations or fines related to rental guests. If the violator does not pay the fine within the time

set by the Board or its designee, the Property Owner shall be liable for payment of the fine as an

assessment upon notice from the Board. Failure to pay the assessment may result in a lien against

the property and/or other legal action as specified in the Covenants.

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4.4. DCCA Officer Responsiveness and Assistance

DCCA Officers may need to visit a property under a wide range of circumstances to help address

noise, parking, DCCA Rules & Regulations violations, assist emergency responders, etc. For any

medical or other emergency, Property Owners, family members, guests and renters should contact

911, not the Gatehouse.

DCCA Officers will continue to address routine situations without the need for Property Owner or

Rental Management Company involvement. In the vast majority of cases, DCCA Officers are able to

resolve issues without the need for Property Owner or Rental Management Company assistance.

Sheriff’s Deputies are a backup resource and can be summoned if needed. In the event Sheriff's

Deputies and/or DCCA Officers are summoned to a Property, the Rental Property registry contact

information is used as a proactive courtesy to notify the Property Owner and Rental Management

Company of the findings and outcome.

There are also situations where DCCA Officers need the assistance of the Rental Management

Company or Property Owner to resolve matters in a timely manner. Examples include: Renter,

Guest and Short-Term Rental Guest lockouts, lost Renter, Guest and Short-Term Renter gate

passes, repeated and excessive rules violations, changing flat tires, providing jumpstarts, taking out

or replacing trash cans, rendering personal assistance inside a residence, carrying groceries, and

house checks unless connected with alleged crime in progress, vandalism or on-going sounding

alarm.

In those limited situations when a Property Owner and/or Rental Management Company is

contacted by DCCA through use of their Rental Property Registry and DCCA is unable to

immediately reach the Property Owner and/or Rental Management Company, the Property Owner

and/or Rental Management Company must return the call to DCCA within two hours to provide as

rapid a response as possible. If there are more than three separate instances of non-responses

within the required two-hour period, the Property Owner or Rental Management Company shall be

required to speak with a DCCA representative. If DCCA is not satisfied with the ability or willingness

of the property owner to conform to the response policy, the issuance of rental gate passes to that

property may be suspended.

Section 5 DCCA Rules & Regulations

5.1 Renter Education/Orientation

To promote DCCA's ongoing emphasis on safety and to foster a positive experience for Renters, it is

important that Renters are educated and aware of community rules and regulations and behavioral

expectations. To facilitate the process, DCCA provides informational materials to Renters upon

arrival. To that end, DCCA continues to develop educational materials specifically geared to

Renters.

Renters booking via Rental Management Companies or Property Owner will be required to view a

short video that provides information on DCCA Rules & Regulations. A link that can be emailed to

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renters will be provided to Rental Companies and Property Owner. The software will allow renters

to acknowledge that they have reviewed the DCCA Rules & Regulations prior to their arrival.

5.2 DCCA Rules & Regulations Summary

Listed below is a summary of the most important community regulations and policies that apply to

all who live, visit, or vacation within DeBordieu Colony. Rental Management Companies and

Property Owners are requested to provide this information to their Renters as part of the rental

agreement. A complete copy of DCCA Rules & Regulations can be found on the DeBordieu Colony

website, www.debordieucolony.org.

• Property Owners are required to register with the DCCA for short and long-term rentals.

• Signage inside short-term rental property shall show telephone access to local Property

Owner or Rental Management Company.

• Rental management Companies and Property Owners are required to provide this

information to their Renters as part of their rental agreement.

• CALL 911, not the Gatehouse, for medical and other emergencies.

• Rental gate passes issued to Short-Term Renters and their guests must be prominently

displayed when entering DeBordieu and when a vehicle is parked.

• Rental gate passes issued to Short-Term Renters are not valid for commercial work, Rental

Management Companies, domestic cleaners, short-term rental guests.

• Garbage and trash must be kept in sealed bags and placed in closed containers on rental

property.

• Do not hang towels or clothing where visible from the street or other properties.

• Parking is permitted in driveways, guest parking areas, and garages. Parking is not

permitted on landscaped areas, lawns, pine straw or mulch. Parking on the roadside is

discouraged and prohibited overnight (11:00pm – 7:00am).

• Pets only permitted in pet-friendly rentals and must be leashed when outdoors. Pet owners

are responsible for clean-up of their pet’s waste. Pets are required to have owner

identification tags and must also have current vaccinations against rabies.

• Speed limit is 25 mph unless otherwise posted.

• Motorcycles, mopeds, go-carts, campers, recreational vehicles, gasoline powered golf

carts/hybrids, ATV's or comparable vehicles, farm or utility type vehicles and similar

motorized vehicles are prohibited within DeBordieu Colony.

• Golf cart operators must be at least 16 years of age and hold a valid driver’s license. SC

code of law permits operation during daylight hours only.

• State licensed low speed vehicles (LSV) are permitted and may only be operated by licensed

drivers on roads. SC code of laws permits operation on roads with a 35 mph maximum

speed limit during daylight hours and at night.

• No parking within 15-ft. of a fire hydrant.

• Pedestrians have the right-of-way. Pedestrians walk against traffic, cyclists ride with the

flow of traffic. Cyclists must ride single file and observe all traffic regulations.

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• Excessively noisy or nuisance behavior is prohibited.

• Georgetown County Noise Ordinance quiet hours (11:00 pm - 7:00 am) will be monitored

and repeat offenders will receive citations or fines.

• Fireworks and discharge of weapons or firearms are prohibited.

• Beach fires are prohibited.

• Don't disturb, harass or feed wildlife.

• Keep off sand dunes and do not disturb sea oats and other dune vegetation as protected by

SC law.

• Between May 1 to October 31, all exterior lights on any structures visible from the beach

must be turned off for sea turtle protection.

• Do not dig holes any deeper than two feet and fill them in before leaving beach. Do not

leave any items on the beach overnight.

• Do not disturb turtle nests on beach.

• Littering within DeBordieu or on the beach is prohibited.

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Appendix 1: Fee Schedule

DCCA Renter Gate Access Pass Fee Schedule

Refer to Section 3 “Renter Gate Passes” of the “DCCA Rental Policies, Procedures and Guidelines”

for further information.

• Short Term Rentals: 1-31 nights = $20.00/week per vehicle pass

• Long Term Rentals: 32-365 nights = $50.00 per barcode

DeBordieu Colony Community Association Rental Policies, Procedures & Guidelines

This document is filed in compliance with S.C. Code of Laws, Section 27-30-110 (“South Carolina

Homeowner’s Association Act”). These Rental Policies, Procedures & Guidelines are applicable to

property located within DeBordieu Colony, and are in conjunction with the Covenants and

Restrictions dated May 9, 1986 and recorded in Book 235, at page 805, and the Bylaws recorded

February 13, 1998 in Book 235, at Page 805, Georgetown County Registrar of Deeds.