1. Whenever the Board of Directors becomes aware, or is apprised by a member, of a violation of Township, County, or State ordinances and/or laws, it will investigate and, if warranted, file a complaint against such member with the appropriate agency of government on behalf of the Association.

2. The Board of Directors reserves the right to take legal action against members who fail to comply with the Rules and Regulations, Policies, Bylaws, or Deed Restrictions of Camelot Forest Conservation Association, Inc.. Such action may constitute any or all of the following:

1. Action to enforce performance or compliance by the owner, including equitable and/or injunctive relief,
2. Action to recover damages caused by the violation, including fines,
3. Action to execute liens and foreclosures on the lot or home of the violator.

3. Any member of the Association who violates any provisions of the Rules and Regulations, Policies, Bylaws or Deed Restrictions of the corporation as adopted may receive a Hearing Notice. The Board or its agent will notify the member by regular and certified or registered mail of such violation and its expectations of compliance. Members have the right to a hearing before any action can be taken against them for non-compliance. If the violation persists after a hearing, the member may be subject to additional fines under the current Fines Policy. The Board of Directors decision may be appealed to the Grievance Committee, except in the case of unpaid dues or assessments.

1. If the violation persists after the third Hearing and Fine process, the member shall become a Member Not be in Good Standing and additional action may be taken.
2. There will be no hearing or appeal for non-payment of dues or assessments.