Amenities can define a community. If golf or nature or other features attract residents, both residents and their guests take advantage of the opportunities such features offer. In some communities, certain activities may be open to the public or facilities may be rented out for events.
These same amenities that bring positive attention to a community also invite liability. Poorly putted golf balls, improperly connected wiring for speakers, and even wildlife mishaps are some of the many unintended consequences that can wreak financial havoc for a community.