Vans & Cabins "FOR SALE"

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If you are to make an offer on any of the vans for sale it is recommended that the offer is made subject to a final on site inspection with park management to ensure that fees are not outstanding or alterations are required to the site. Before any money is exchanged when purchasing a Holiday Van please be aware that some vans may need work carried out in order for them to comply with Park and or Council regulations. Once a sale occurs the new owner will be responsible for any fees outstanding including the final electricity account plus any work needed on the site.

Please Note: A site inspection MUST take place with park management onsite prior to purchasing a cabin or van.

• Any van sale that occurs after 1^st July 2007 that is not listed through Lakesea Park office or does not take the required steps listed above prior to the sale, will be given 21 days to be removed from their site.    
•  All accounts such as site fees, electricity accounts and sundries will need to be finalised before any sale is complete and new owners are recognised. 
• On the day of sale both the vendor (owner) and the purchaser will need to be on site to: - 

          - Exchange keys

          -  Finalise any moneys outstanding including the final electricity reading.

          -  Sign a park copy of the bill of sale. 

 Lakesea Park is also now selling 1 x 2 bedroom style cabin (Site 054) with new annexe.    

 For any further information see below or please email  info@lakesea.com.au . 

HOLIDAY VAN GENERAL INFORMATION– July 2011 / June 2012

The following is an extract from the full version of the Lakesea Park Rules included in the Long Term Casual Occupation Agreement.  It is meant as a guide only in answering the most frequently asked questions.

SHORT TERM AGREEMENTS: From 1st July 2001 it became mandatory for holiday van owners to sign a Short Term Agreement which sets out the rights and responsibilities for both parties.

DOG POLICY: As part of the Lakesea Park dog policy, NO dogs have been permitted with new holiday van owners since December 2002.  When a current van owner’s dog expires, and a new dog is acquired it is NOT PERMITTED at the park.

ACCOUNTS: Site fees are due on the 1st July, 1st October, 1st January and 1st April in advance at all times.   We accept M/card, and Visa, personal cheque, money order, cash or direct credit to our account.  Accounts are sent out each quarter with your electricity account metered at the normal domestic tariff plus an Electricity Access Fee of $98.37 per quarter. Overdue accounts will incur an administration fee of $25 per reminder notice plus interest charged at 15% annually calculated daily until the account is paid in full. Site fees are subject to change at the beginning of each financial year. Current Site Fees are $4,312.00 per annum, or $1078.00 per quarter.

VAN USAGE: Occupation of your van is limited to six continuous weeks to a maximum of 150 days each financial year included in your fees.  You may occupy your van for a maximum period of 180 days in any financial year but these extra days attract extra fees at the visitor rate.  You cannot occupy your van on a permanent basis at any time.

VISITORS: Your site fees cover the 2 nominated owners and their immediate children up to the age of 16 years.  All others will be charged at the visitor rate of $10 per adult and $10 per child.  Children 0 - 2years free. This includes day visitors – that is, any persons who stay on the site longer than 4 hours in any one 24-hour period.  Please have your visitors register at reception during office hours.  This register assists in maintaining accurate records and maintains security, likewise when trades people are attending your van.

ELECTRICAL INSPECTION AND INSTALLATION OF AN EARTH LEAKAGE DEVICE: At the time of the proposed sale, the van must be inspected by a qualified tradesperson; any work is required to be rectified within 21 days of the sale date.  An earth leakage device must be fitted to the caravan. A smoke alarm must also be installed to meet new 2011 regulations.

AWNINGS: Any construction other than the van and annexe particularly any combustible awning such as canvas, blue plastic or similar must be removed from the site when the van is purchased to reduce the risk of fire hazard in the park.

ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS: Must be approved by management before commencing any work.  Site proposal application forms are available from the office.

PIN NUMBERS: One pin number is issued for each site and is for the use of the van owner only.  All guests to the van must obtain their own pin number for the duration of their stay at which time all fees are paid for.  There is a maximum of 2 pin numbers to be active at any one period.  Day visitors’ vehicles must remain outside at all times.

SALE OF VANS ON SITE: Management reserves the right to refuse consent to any proposed sale of any caravan or relocate-able onsite in the park. Any sale and on going occupancy shall be subject to the expressed written consent of the proprietor. All prospective new owners MUST undertake an onsite inspection with Park Management prior to purchasing a van or cabin.