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* § 233-b. Campgrounds.
a.Whenever used in this section:\n 1. "Campground" means any parcel or tract of land, including buildings\nor other structures, where five or more campsites are made available for\nuse as temporary living quarters for recreational, camping, travel or\nseasonal use. For purposes of this section, campgrounds shall not\ninclude land owned by the state of New York.\n 2. "Campground owner" means the owner or operator of a campground or\nan agent of such owner or operator.\n 3. "Guest" means a person who occupies a campsite pursuant to an\nagreement with a term of more than one week.\n b.
1.A campground owner may request any law enforcement officer\nremove any guest who willfully denies other guests their right to quiet\nenjoyment of the campground, including, but
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* § 233-b. Campgrounds. a. Whenever used in this section:\n 1. "Campground" means any parcel or tract of land, including buildings\nor other structures, where five or more campsites are made available for\nuse as temporary living quarters for recreational, camping, travel or\nseasonal use. For purposes of this section, campgrounds shall not\ninclude land owned by the state of New York.\n 2. "Campground owner" means the owner or operator of a campground or\nan agent of such owner or operator.\n 3. "Guest" means a person who occupies a campsite pursuant to an\nagreement with a term of more than one week.\n b. 1. A campground owner may request any law enforcement officer\nremove any guest who willfully denies other guests their right to quiet\nenjoyment of the campground, including, but not limited, to any guest\nwho:\n (a) disturbs, threatens or endangers other guests;\n (b) is less than twenty-one years of age and possesses alcohol;\n (c) possesses illegal drugs;\n (d) violates any state or local law; or\n (e) violates any other lawful rule or regulation of the campground\nthat enhances the safety and quiet enjoyment of its guests and is posted\nin a conspicuous place or made a part of the guest's occupancy\nagreement.\n 2. the right to request a guest to be removed by any law enforcement\nofficer can only be exercised after the campground owner or its agent\nhas provided the guest with written warning that his or her conduct\nshall result in a removal from the campground if it is repeated. In the\nevent that such conduct is repeated and the guest fails to vacate the\ncampground upon being requested to do so, the campground owner may only\ncause the guest to be removed by a law enforcement officer, who may cite\nthe guest with trespass.\n c. A person who is removed from a campground pursuant to subdivision b\nof this section shall be entitled to a refund of the unused portion of\nany prepaid fees, less any amount otherwise owed to the campground owner\nor deducted for damages, which unused portion of prepaid fees may be\nprorated at a rate that is based upon the daily rate charged by the\ncampground owner.\n d. A campground owner may remove property belonging to a person who is\nremoved from a campground pursuant to subdivision b of this section from\na campsite and such property, whether removed from a campsite or allowed\nto remain on a campsite, shall be deemed to be placed in storage. A\ncampground owner shall provide the owner of such property thirty days\nwritten notice, by certified mail, return receipt requested, to remove\nsuch property and dispose of such property pursuant to article nine of\nthe lien law in the event the owner fails to remove such property within\nthe thirty-day period of time.\n * NB There are 2 § 233-b's\n