Private club, members spouse and legal dependents under 22 have access through the member. Archery/Pistol/Rifle/Trap and Skeet/5 stand/fishing lake/swimming lake and so on. We've always had few members who sometimes bring their own intellectually disabled dependents out to enjoy the outdoors - and we allow members who have physical handicaps to drive downrange/etc. for posting of targets and so on.
Lately we have had some folks involved in adult care of individuals with intellectual disabilities not kin to 'em listing some as dependents and requesting membership, including access to the premises for the folks they care for. Some name them as "clients", not dependents . I'm assuming they get some compensation for caring for the folks. You can understand our concerns - we could become a daytime adult care facility in a heartbeat if these folks are legally dependents of the applicants and what's our liability if something happened ? Reading the ADA act even confuses lawyers - we'd always assumed as a private club we'd never run into this conundrum ! Anyone else run into this ?