ALANO CLUB OF FAIRBANKS CLUB MEMBERS BILL OF RIGHTS

All Club Members can expect to be treated with courtesy and respect by fellw Members.

Members have the right to conduct private conversations with other Club Members in designated

areas of the Club. However, they may not ask other individuals to remove themselves from an area.

Members must also ask permission to sell arts and crafts at the Club. Soliciting or panhandling on

Club premises is strictly forbidden

All Members have equal rights, and no Member has the right to "boss" others around.

All Members may use the TV room, the pool table and participate in other activities while on Club

property. However, any and all CIub sponsored activities shall have priority.

Members may freely express their opinions provided such is done in a socially acceptable manner.

Complaints by members must be submitted in writing to the Board of Directors. If a member is

intoxicated or act inappropriately, he/she may be asked to leave.  A  member is anyone who appears

on the posted membership list, has 30 days of sobriety,  has completed and submitted a membership

application  along with  the initiation fee and 1st_month_dues.  A person who has submitted a

membership application and is awaiting approval by the Board is considered a future Member and is

welcome to use the Club while awaiting official approval by the Board. However, until an applicant is

approved, a prospective member has limited rights.

If there is an incident, the Member must submit written documentation to the Board outlining the

exact situation explaining in detail why a future member was asked to leave.

The Secretary is responsible for removing the names of Members from the roster if they are not

current with their dues.

• A newcomer is someone who is attending AA meetings and has less than 30 days of sobriety. Such individual can use the Club during all hours of operation except during meeting times upstairs.

• A future member is someone who has more than 30 days of sobriety and has submitted  a membership application along with the $10 initiation fee and $10 for one month of dues.

• A non-member is someone who has more than 60 days of sobriety and chooses not to submit a Membership Application along with the required payments. Such individual may only use the Club for half an hour before and after meetings.

As approved by Board of Directors

January 28, 2010