Conditions

All Power kite users must make reasonable endeavors to establish: -

That the Common is currently suitable for the activity (i.e. not water-logged, and local grazing areas are not damaged).
That flying is not causing distress to farmed animals, horses or other people enjoying the site.
That no damage to the site or properties around the site is likely to occur during the activity.
That you are not flying within 100 meters of the radio pylons.
That if you have driven to the site, your transport is not causing an obstruction to the entrance area.

Safe Participation

That reasonable efforts have been made to ensure that the participant in the activity has an acceptable level of control over the equipment in use.
That appropriate safety equipment is always be used.
That you currently have suitable indemnity insurance.

External Influences

Should the weather change in such a manner that may result in injury (thunderstorm, high wind) it is advisable to desist in the activities until the condition has passed.
If requested by an official authority to stop using the site please comply.
Should you or your equipment be damaged due to undue care of any other member of the public please do not become confrontational. If possible note any car registration details and report the matter to the local police stating dates, times and incident. Also, if possible take a photograph of the perpetrator and report them to the local authority/landowner etc.

Newcomers

If any newcomers are attempting to participate in the use of the site inform them of these guidelines.
Ask any newcomers if they carry any insurance, this may be any affiliated PKSF club/association insurance. Also point out that this insurance may need to be proven and that appropriate paperwork may need to be presented.

General

Always observe local rules and regulations before participating in your activity.
Whilst on the hill, please try and set up your kites away from the radio pylons, and avoid pitching up in the middle of the common (as doing so restricts access for walkers).
If you are unsure of any aspect of your equipment ask others for advice.
If you are new to the sport please ensure that you are not trying to participate in conditions that would outweigh your capability.
Always find a safe place free of people or obstacles to launch your kite.
Ensure that an appropriate adult supervises any children under 12 years old.
When you are not flying your kite put it away so that the space may be used for others.
Always check your equipment before each use, bridles, lines, wheels, nuts and bolts may be damaged or have become loose.