A. Membership cards shall be issued to each member of a Bondholder's family who is aged 13 years of age and older. Membership cards can also be issued to Guest Members and Honorary Members. Membership cards are coded according to the following membership categories: (a) Full Members (b) Social Members (c) Quarterly Members (d) Guest Members and (e) Life Members.

B. All Members are required to present their membership cards when entering Club facilities at the Membership Services Desk, located in the lobby area.

C. Any individual may be required to present a Club membership card, or proof of sponsorship, at any time while on Club premises, when requested by the appropriate ACC Management personnel.

D. No Member shall permit another person to use his or her Club membership card. To do so would subject that Member either to review or disciplinary action by the BOG/BOS.

A. Guest Members shall be non-residents of the Republic of China, with the exception of those who may be designated from time to time by the BOG. Guest Members shall neither have the privilege of voting on Club matters, nor serve as a member of the Board of Governors, various Board Committees, or any ad hoc Committee of the Club. They are not entitled to share in Club ownership of property or assets, and they are therefore not liable in any way for any debts due and owed by the Club.

B. The time length for Guest Memberships, and all fees and dues payable by Guest Members, shall be decided by the BOG.

C. Applications for Guest Membership require only one sponsor signature from either a Regular or Associate Member. This sponsorship shall establish the sponsoring Member's financial liability and responsibility for any outstanding charges incurred by the sponsored Guest Member.

D. The Club General Manager is responsible for reviewing and approving all Guest Membership applications and issuing Guest Membership cards.

A. Residents of the Republic of China may be admitted into the Club as guests of a Member for a day, if accompanied by a responsible Member. ROC residents are not permitted to be admitted as guests more frequently than twice per single calendar month. However, this rule does not apply to the Club dining and beverage facilities. ROC residents who are guests of members will not be allowed the use of the swimming pool, fitness center or racquet sports facilities on weekends or holidays. Accompanying Members are fully responsible for their guest's behavior and conduct while on Club premises. For reasons of safety and security, names of all guests must be entered by the host Members in the official guest book located at the Membership Services Desk. Members hosting guests must be present in the Club whenever their guests are visiting Club premises.

B. An unmarried Member may invite one guest on any day to the Club, as often as he or she likes, without incurring a guest fee.

C. Guests who are not residents of the Republic of China may also be admitted to the Club at any time when accompanied by a responsible Member. As noted above, accompanying Members are fully responsible for their guest's behavior and conduct while on Club premises. The name of any guest must be entered in the official guest book by the host Member, who must be present in the Club during the time period when their guests are visiting the Club premises.

D. A Member hosting a guest must register their name, Club Membership number, entry date and guest(s) name(s).

E. Applicable guest fees shall be "signed for" by the host Member, upon registration for any sports facilities or the Children's Nursery, if these facilities are used by the guest. Guest fees are required in the following areas: (a) Swimming Pool (b) Fitness Center (c) Tennis, Squash and Racquetball Courts and (d) Nursery Center (e) Sauna, Steam Room and Jacuzzi.

F. Members aged under 13 are not permitted to register guests.

G. Guests of Members who are non-residents of the ROC are limited to the same privileges accorded Social Members, or as directed by the BOG. Non-resident guests may include visiting parents, other immediate family members, students, friends and business associates.

Appropriate attire and footwear are required throughout Club premises at all times. The Club has two dress codes (Standard and Casual), as described below. Applicable dress code is normally determined by the venue (i.e., rooms/areas of the Club) that the Member or guest is visiting. Thong sandals are restricted to casual areas, corridors and The Terrace. Overly vulgar attire (e.g., attire with printed profanities as part of its design) is strictly prohibited.

Members or their registered guests must wear proper sports attire whenever engaging in sports or other fitness center activities. Rules governing Fitness Center attire are posted near the center's entrance and may be monitored by Fitness Center staff.

Persons thirteen ( 13) years of age or older are expected to adhere to all Club dress codes. Those under thirteen (13) years of age should wear attire generally equivalent in formality. Common sense and courtesy towards fellow Members and guests are essential. The following are recommended guidelines:

A. Description of the Dress Codes:

1. Standard Attire - Standard Attire is considered to be "smart casual" for males and the equivalent attire for females. “Smart casual” indicates that men should wear dress slacks, collared shirts, socks, and street shoes. “Smart casual” for ladies indicates dresses, dress slacks, pant suits, dress shorts, and dress shoes.

2. Casual Attire – “Casual Attire” is considered to be clean, neat clothing that is reasonably suited to the American character of the Club. The following dress items are prohibited in both Napa Grille and Sigis. 

     2a. Tank Tops

     2b. Singlets

     2c. Cut-offs

     2d. Sports shorts

     2e. Exercise sports attire

3. Swimwear - Swimwear is restricted to the pool area, the nearby Pool Bar area and the locker rooms. As a courtesy to other Members using Club facilities, the use of a cover-up is required whenever proceeding from the locker rooms, located near the Pro Shop to the Pool area.

B. Required Dress Codes for Club Dining Outlets:

1. Napa Grille : Standard Attire

2. Sigis:

     2a. Inside - Casual Attire

     2b. Deck - Casual Attire.

     2c. Swimwear and towels are not permitted at anytime.

3.The Terrace:

     3a. Inside - Casual Attire

     3b. Outside - Tank tops, singlets, cut-offs, sport shorts, exercise sports attire are permitted.

4. Club events: Casual Attire unless otherwise specified otherwise for special occasions or Club events.(e.g., Easter, Mothers and Fathers Days, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Eve, etc.)

5. ACC Market - Casual Attire

6. Private Functions - Members are requested to contact the Banquet Manager for appropriate attire details regarding the following areas: Poolside, California Room, San Francisco Room, Miami Room, and the Chicago Room.

C. Decisions on matters regarding attire by the General Manager are binding.

The ACC is greatly concerned for the safety and security of all its Members and their guests. Therefore:

A. Children under two (2) years of age must be accompanied by their parents, or a responsible Club Member at all times. Babies' diapers can be changed only in designated areas. These areas include the Children's Nursery, Family Change Room and the washroom for disabled persons located in the Club lobby. Please request assistance from staff at the Membership Services Desk if you do not know the locations for any of these rooms.

B. Children from two (2) to six (6) years of age must be accompanied by their parents, or a responsible Club Member at all times, unless the child is registered and placed in the Children's Nursery, or attending a Club organized and supervised activity. Parents or a responsible Club Member must be physically present onsite whenever their child is visiting Club premises.

C. Children aged six (6) to twelve (12) must remain under the direct supervision of either their parents, or a responsible Club Member in all areas of the Club, except in specifically designated areas such as the Children’s Playroom, Game Room, TV Room, Outdoor Playground and the swimming pool, or when attending a Club organized and supervised activity.

D. Children twelve (12) years of age and under will not be allowed to sign charge slips in any part of the Club, unless they have been issued either a Membership card or a specific "Letter of Approval" signed by their parents that will be kept on file at the Membership office.

E. Children under eighteen (18) years of age are not permitted use of the Rendezvous, or any other exclusively adult -designated Club facilities. To comply with all local laws, children will not be sold or served liquor, or allowed to use tobacco products within Club premises. Any Member or guest Member, under the age of 12, is allowed access to the other restaurants except the Napa Grille, provided that proper conduct and dress requirements are observed.

F. Children under eighteen (18) years of age must be accompanied by their parents, or a responsible Club Member, when using the sauna facility.

G. Children thirteen (13) years of age and under are not permitted in the Club's Locker Rooms, unless accompanied by either their parent, designated caregiver or a responsible Club Member.

H. Children who do not properly observe House Rules will be warned, and their parents (and/or responsible Club Member) will be promptly notified for corrective action. The ACC holds parents (and/or responsible Club Members) fully liable for their children’s conduct whenever they are visiting Club premises

A. Game Room: This room is reserved for Members age 7 and above and are expected to use its facilities with appropriate care. Youths shall abide by rules posted up in this room, and the ACC holds their parents responsible for their conduct. Shirts and proper footwear are required at all times. No food and beverages are permitted in this area.

B. Children’s playroom: Only children within a height range between 90-135cm are permitted to use this area. Children under two (2) years of age are not permitted inside . Children shall abide by the rules posted up in this room, and their parents are responsible for their conduct. By contrast, footwear (beyond stockings or socks) is not permitted in this area. Shoes should be placed in the shoe rack provided. Swimwear is not permitted. For safety reasons, climbing on the inside or on the net surrounding the Ball Pit is strictly prohibited. Balls may not be removed from the Ball Pit. Moreover, parent(s) or an accompanying responsible Club Member must be on Club premises concurrently with their children, in order for their children to use this facility. No food is permitted in this area. Maximum room capacity is 15 children.

C. Nursery: Only children aged from two (2) to six (6) years are permitted to use this area. Children less than two (2) years of age are not permitted in the Nursery, unless accompanied by a parent or domestic helper. Children who are not yet toilet trained or are ill with a communicable disease will not be admitted. Children must be signed-in by their parent(s) or a responsible Club Member, who in turn must check on them at least hourly on a "sign-in" basis. Parents should inform the Nursery Supervisor where they are located on Club premises at all times. Parents or a responsible Club Member must be on Club premises in order for children to use this facility. Posted Nursery rules must be observed by all children and parents. In cases involving either misbehavior or apparent illness, supervisory staff and/or Club Management retain the right to request that a parent or responsible Club Member remove a child. Due to space limitations, the Nursery can only accommodate 15 children and parents at any given time.

D. Swimming Pool and Outdoor Playground area: All Members must abide by posted rules in both areas. Children must follow all posted rules and their parents (or a designated responsible Club Member) are responsible for their conduct. Lifeguards are primarily responsible for maintaining safety in and around the pool area - therefore, their instructions should always be obeyed. Parents must be physically present on Club premises in order for their children to use these facilities.

A. In compliance with local health regulations limiting smoking within closed areas, smoking is permitted ONLY in the following areas of the Club: The Rendezvous Deck. The Terrace Veranda, and the outside area surrounding the swimming pool. Cigar smoking is confined to the Sigis Deck area and the Rendezvous Deck.

A. Dining rooms shall be operated on a basis of either making reservations or a "first come, first served" basis, with reservations having priority. As a courtesy, reservations may be held for late arrivals for a maximum time of twenty (20) minutes. However, the Club encourages all Members to inform restaurant staff promptly whenever their dining schedule changes.

B. Reservations for private breakfasts, luncheons, dinners and cocktail parties/receptions, involving groups of ten (10) or more should be made in advance through the Club's Banquet/Catering Office.

C. Special event reservations must be made at least two (2) days prior to the scheduled event. Members have priority over guests for reservations. Reservations for guests will be put on a waiting list, subject to later confirmation. This does not apply to single members, who are allowed one special guest at all special events. Cancellation policies outlined above shall be observed for each event.

D. Hours of operation for all dining facilities are regularly published in the Club magazine, ACCENT.

A. Members and guests shall not bring food or beverages obtained from outside sources for consumption on Club premises. This includes attendees at private parties in function rooms, restaurants, poolside or anywhere else in the Club.

B. All food and alcoholic beverages shall only be served and consumed in designated dining areas.

C. Food and alcoholic beverage consumption is absolutely prohibited in the sauna rooms, locker rooms, restrooms, fitness center, racquet sports areas, as well as all children's and youth areas.

D. In all Club areas, the minimum drinking age for any alcoholic beverages is eighteen (18).

E. Child behavior in Club Restaurants: Children thirteen (13) years of age and under must be accompanied by an adult whenever using Club dining facilities. As a courtesy to all Members, parents are expected to control their young children and all children are expected to act in a well-behaved manner towards all fellow guests, Members and staff. With the exception of infants that must be held by adults, children should routinely be seated in the lobby and all restaurants. Children are expected to walk quietly when they either enter or exit Club restaurants.

F. To ensure quality and service in each dining outlet, Members and guests are not allowed to "cross order" menu offerings from other dining outlets within the Club. However, a standard children's menu will be provided in all relevant dining outlets.

G. Club Management reserves the right to issue a "corkage fee" to Members who wish to supply their own alcoholic beverages for private parties, but this will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

H. To ensure prompt service, all Members are encouraged to order food " To Go" from the "Take-Out Menu" in the Terrace restaurant.

I. Use of mobile telephones is not permitted inside restaurants or elsewhere within the Club. (See House Rule 25 ).

J. Reservations:

   1. Function rooms are in demand, and therefore all reservations should be made well in advance. The ACC recommends at least seven (7) days before the event to ensure that a room is available. The Club also retains the right to decide which function room is most appropriate for any party, according to the size and time requirements of each function.

      (a) The Terrace: On a "First-Come-First-Served" basis.

      (b) Sigis: Lunch time reservation: 12:00 - 3 pm, Dinner time reservation: 6:00 - 10 pm

      (c) Napa Grille : Reservation time - Dinner: 6:00pm - 9:30pm



   2. Restaurant reservations shall be held for late arrivals for a maximum of twenty (20) minutes.

K. Poolside Parties

Arrangements may be made for private parties utilizing the "poolside" area, under the following conditions:

   1. Parties may be held during evenings, beginning at 6:00pm. Larger parties, that require longer setup time, should start at 7:00pm.or later. Music is permitted.

   2. Capacity: The minimum number for such a party is thirty (30) persons, while the maximum number is one hundred and eighty (180) persons.

   3. Food and Beverages must be ordered in advance through our catering services. All food and beverage services must be completed by 9:00pm.

   4. To ensure safety for all poolside parties, the Pool Area will be closed to Member use two hours prior to the start of the function.

   5. Guests may use the Main Pool under the following conditions:

      1. Guests must adhere to all regular pool rules and they must never be intoxicated.

      2. The pool may be used after regular Club hours, however the party host will be assessed appropriate fees for the mandatory use of lifeguard services.

   6. Members must advise our catering services one (1) week in advance that a private party will be held  poolside. Advance notification to all Members regarding a private poolside party will be prominently displayed both in the poolside area as well as the main lobby.

   7. Cancellation charges: Please refer to "Cancellation Policy".

   8. Confirmation of the number of attendees must be made at least seventy two (72) hours prior to the event. The Club cannot guarantee additional food and beverages after that time.

L. Cancellation Policies

For function rooms previously reserved by a Member for a private function:

   1. California Room

       (1a) If canceled prior to thirty (30) days of the function, no charge is incurred.

       (1b) If canceled between thirty (30) to twenty-one (21) days prior to a function, 50% of the room charge may be incurred.

       (1c) If canceled within twenty (20) days of the function, the full room charge may be incurred.

   2. Banquet Rooms - San Francisco Room, Miami Room, and Chicago Room.

       (2a) If canceled prior to twenty (20) days of the function, there will be no charge.

       (2b) If canceled between twenty (20) to eleven (11) days prior to a function ,50% of the room charge may be incurred.

       (2c) If canceled within ten (10) days of the function,  the full room chargemay be incurred.

   3.Charges for Cancellation of Food Reserved for a Private Function

       (3a) If food is canceled between seven (7) to four (4) working days prior to a function,  50% of the food charge for the agreed- upon guest count may be incurred.

       (3b) If food is canceled within three (3) days of the function, the full food charge for the agreed upon guest count may be incurred.

Members' or Guest Members' personal employees such as domestic helpers, drivers, maids and baby-sitters are not allowed on Club premises, without first registering in accordance with Club regulations. Please register them at the Membership Services Desk. Personal employees are required to wear an ACC identification badge at all times. In addition, their presence within the Club is regulated as follows:

A. Domestic Helpers are allowed in the Nursery Center, Children’s Playroom, Pool Bar area, TV Room, Outdoor Playground and The Terrace restaurant, from Monday to Friday between 9:00am to 9:00pm, and Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am to 5:00pm.

B. Personal employees (including domestic helpers) are not allowed in the swimming pool, wading pool or the Jacuzzi.

C. Personal employees are not allowed to remain on Club premises without their Member employer being present in the Club concurrently.

D. Personal employees may not directly purchase either Club food or services. All purchases must be made by the accompanying adult Club Member.

E. The Healthcare Giver of any Club Member, their family or guest, requiring the assistance of the Healthcare Giver, shall be allowed to be present on the Club’s premises without restriction, for the specific purpose of attending that individual’s needs.

F. Any special circumstances, regarding the above, should be referred to the General Manager.

A. Members and guests of Members are not permitted to request Club staff to do personal favors, errands or perform special chores either on or off Club premises.

B. Club staff may not be chastised, criticized or otherwise publicly reprimanded by Members or their guests. Incidents that, in the opinion of the Member, require a direct employee to be reprimanded must be referred to the General Manager for prior consideration.

C. Rude or abusive language or action toward any Club employee by any Member, his/her guest, Guest Member or their dependents will subject the Member to review and/or disciplinary action by the Rules Committee, BOG or BOS as appropriate.

D. Club management personnel (including Captains and Security) are responsible for pointing-out rules infractions to Members, their guests, Guest Members and dependents. If infractions are not immediately resolved or remedied by the offender, then the issue will be reported to the Club General Manager for further action.

E. Employees may not approach any Member, guest or Guest Member to solicit funds, favors or gifts of any type while on Club premises. Any such approach or request shall be reported to the General Manager.

A. Money, tips or gratuities, either in the form of cash or merchandise, shall not be given to any employee of the Club for any reason.

B. Provisions can be made for individuals or companies to make contributions to the annual ACC Employees Party and/or the Lunar New Year "Red Envelope Fund”for employees. All such donations must be made through and recorded by Club management.

A. All purchases of food, beverages or services shall be made by signed charge slips, with total charges billed to Members' accounts on a monthly basis. Cash transactions are prohibited. However, payments by cash and credit card transactions are accepted at the Membership Services Desk only.

B. Guest Members must either purchase Club "coupons" from the reception desk to cover purchase transactions made while visiting the Club or they may sign for goods and services with charges billed to an "approved-in-advance" billing party. Charges not fully paid within the one (1) month settlement date allowed shall be remanded to the sponsoring Member for payment.

C. Cash transactions are prohibited on Club premises, except for pay telephones, vending machines and electronic games.

D. Parents of children thirteen (13) years of age and over should inform Club management in writing whether or not they want to authorize signing privileges for their teenage children.

E. Billing statements are issued monthly to Members; on the 15th of each month for Members whose surnames begin from “A to L”, and at the end of each month for Members whose surnames begin from “M to Z”.

F. All Members' accounts are required to be paid in full within thirty (30) days of the billing date. Any account past due shall be charged a late fee at a level prescribed by the BOG.

G. It is the responsibility of all Members to pay their monthly Club charges and dues by the end of each month, following the month in which these charges were incurred.

H. Any Member who fails to pay such charges by the end of the second month (following the month in which charges were incurred) is no longer entitled to credit at the Club and may find their signing privileges immediately suspended at the sole discretion of Club Management.

I. If any Member fails to pay such charges by the end of the third month (following the month in which charges were incurred), the General Manager will promptly request a meeting with that Member to: (1) Understand the circumstances causing non-payment and (2) determine how these overdue charges can be resolved as soon as possible. If satisfactory resolution cannot be achieved between that Member and the Club, the BOG may either call upon that Member to resign or otherwise expel that Member from the Club.

J. Members are financially liable for the cost of any replacement or repairs due to any Club property damage or breakage caused by themselves, their children, their guests and/or their personal employees. Members shall be advised of said costs by management, and these charges shall be added to the Member's bill.

K. In addition to monthly dues, a minimum purchase charge shall be billed to each Member. However, this charge will be credited against food and beverage purchases at the Club.

L. Vacationing Members, who will be away from Taiwan for thirty (30) or more consecutive days, but no longer than three (3) months, shall be exempt from the required minimum purchase charge for that period, provided that written notification is delivered to Club management prior to their departure.

M. Members who intend to resign from the Club are still responsible for payment of applicable monthly dues and/or minimums until a formal, written notice of resignation is received by the General Manager of the Club and accepted by the BOG, in accordance with Article 41 of the Club Constitution.

A. The Club shall neither be responsible nor held liable for any personal injury, loss or damage to personal property suffered by Members and their guests.

B. Taking legal action against the ACC is deemed to be injurious to the Club and will therefore be dealt with in accordance to Article 30 of the Constitution

A. Comments and suggestions should be referred directly to Club management or senior supervisory staff. Members are encouraged to use "comment cards" that are routinely made available in both the recreation and dining areas (included in your chit folder). Suggestion boxes are also located in the lobby, Fitness Center and telephone areas.

B. Grievances, complaints of a serious nature, and/or questions regarding any ACC policy, should be addressed in writing to the General Manager, BOG, BOS or House/Rules Committees.

C. General comments, compliments or suggestions are welcome and may also be submitted directly to Club management or outlined on "comment cards".

A.Members, guests and children shall respect the rights and privileges of all other Members and their guests, and shall not create a disturbing atmosphere abrasive to other Members.

B. Members or guests, who appear to be intoxicated to the extent of creating a disturbance, shall be politely, but promptly requested to leave the Club premises. To ensure safe travel home, taxi transportation can easily be arranged by Membership Service Desk staff. To comply with local regulations, ACC management and staff reserve the right to refuse alcoholic beverage service to Members or their guests whenever necessary. No alcoholic beverages will be sold to anyone under eighteen (18) years of age.

Advertising materials, posters, commercial displays and other promotional items must be reviewed and authorized by the General Manager in advance of posting and may only be placed in designated areas. Bulletin Board Notices must also be given to the General Manager's secretary for prior screening.

No pets may be brought into Club premises at any time, with the exception of Members or their guests who may require personal assistance from a "Seeing Eye Dog" in direct compliance with ROC regulations.

All Members, Guest Members and guests shall adhere to the rules published herein, and posted in the swimming pool area.

All Members, Guest Members and guests shall adhere to the rules published herein, and posted in the Racquet court areas.

All Members, Guest Members and guests shall adhere to the rules published herein, and posted in the Fitness Center.

All Members, Guest Members and guests using the Book and DVD/VCD/Video Library shall adhere to the rules published herein, and posted in the Library.

All Members, Guest Members and guests shall adhere to the rules published herein, and posted in the Hair Salon.

The use of mobile telephones is prohibited within Club premises. Mobile phones are only permitted for use in designated areas that typically include all areas adjacent to the exterior of Club premises (e.g., outside the Club entrance, the Terrace Veranda, at the playground and around the swimming pool). Users of mobile telephones should still observe the following restrictions:

A. Incoming calls must be set to "vibrator mode". Members should move to a designated area promptly and only answer their mobile phone there.

B. Outgoing calls must be made in designated areas only.

A. All cars using the ACC parking lot must be registered with the Club, and prominently display a valid "ACC" parking sticker on the vehicle's front windshield. Non-members and guests are not permitted to park in the Club parking lot, but may park along Pei-An road (by the yellow line on the opposite side of the club) on weekdays from 10:00am to 5:00pm,and after 7:00pm until 7:00am the next morning. There are no restrictions for parking in this area during Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays. Members, non-members and their guests may also park in the RTI (Radio Taiwan International) parking lot, behind and adjacent to the Club, on weekday evenings after 5:30pm, and on weekends and holidays from 6:30am to 11:00pm. A temporary parking sticker for RTI parking must be obtained from the Club attendant and given to RTI security staff. All cars should exit the RTI parking lot prior to their 11:00pm closing time. The ACC and RTI bear neither responsibility nor liability for any cars parked within their parking lots.

B. All chauffeur-driven automobiles must park outside the ACC parking lot between 10:30am to 1:30pm, and 5:30pm to 7:30pm daily (or at the discretion of the parking lot attendant), and on "Any Occasion" when requested to do so by an ACC parking attendant.

C. During peak use hours (see "B" above), chauffeur-driven automobiles will be directed to drop their passengers off at the front entrance to the Club, and then proceed to street parking.

D. Chauffeurs who attempt to intimidate the parking lot security staff or disregard parking lot rules will be reported by their vehicle's license plate number to Club management. Owners of these vehicles will be held responsible for their chauffeur's behavior. Continued disregard of these regulations will result in disciplinary action being taken against the offending Member.

E. For safety reasons, when any vehicle drops a passenger off at the main entrance to the Club, it is STRICTLY PROHIBITED FOR THAT VEHICLE TO "BACK UP" THE ONE WAY DRIVEWAY TO PARK IN THE PARKING LOT. All vehicles must follow traffic flow direction signs and signals (arrows) painted within the ACC parking lot.

F. At all times, chauffeurs must obey the instructions from the ACC parking lot security staff.