Correction

Workers should take a few minutes when guests arrive to explain the hazards that can be found in the area.

If a verbal explanation is not feasible, signs should be used to warn guests of hazards.

Additional Guidelines and Recommendations

• Check local and state ordinances/regulations pertaining to liability (see N.C. example below).
• Special considerations are made for visitors with disabilities.
  • Guests should be warned of any hazards for people with disabilities, such as steps and stairs.
  • Signage, parking stalls, and smooth and wide walkways should be in place to accommodate disabled guests.
  • Operation should comply with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Resources

• Explanation of Benefits of Liability Law (N.C.)
• NC Statute: An Act to Limit Liability Arising from Certain Agritourism Activities
• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) website
• ADA Guide for Small Businesses