6 month contracts seasonal waives the Fourth?

I am still wayne_tw wrote:

westernrvparkowner wrote:
There can be situations that arise where management of a park would have the need to make emergency entry into an RV. The other reasons for them to enter a person's rig for an unscheduled inspection would be to confirm a suspected rules violation or to mitigate a problem like an alarm sounding continuously.

State laws, which would be applicable here, vary. However, generally, if you are just renting just the lot but not the RV, then the owner can enter onto the lot but not enter into the RV itself. I cannot think of any occasion when a RV park owner could routinely enter into another person's RV unless the RV owner gave him permission to do so.

"Westernrvparkowner" may have entered someone's RV to mitigate a noise disturbance, or other such annoyance, but I will assert that entry was illegal unless he was given permission. In most states, entry would be allowed to stop imminent severe property damage, such as a fire, or when life or limb is at risk.

Thank you for proving why an entry clause is necessary in a long term contract. If someone's alarm is sounding, or some timer went off and their television or stereo is blaring (this is one that happened to me. The stereo and outside speakers came on at full volume about midnight and I did enter the rig after repeated attempts to contact the owner), and the owner is no where to be found is a situation that needs attention for the benefit of everyone who is in the park. It probably doesn't rise to the level of an emergency. But it surely rises above the level of requiring a multi-hour or multi-day written notice that could not be delivered in any event. Since you are probably not alone in believing that entry under such conditions could be illegal, the entry clause would short circuit most legal action from the RV owner should they feel the problems should have been left unattended.
Long-term guests are much more likely to be unavailable for contact. the short term stays are usually nearby. The long term people not so much. You would think that common sense would rule, but it is not common and many people are not sensible, hence bloated contracts.