eSTATE GUIDELINES

Casablanca is not a public venue.

Attendance is by invitation or registered guest only. All guests must remain within designated event areas unless otherwise directed by the host.

The homeowner or designated estate representative will be on-site throughout each event.

We ask all guests to treat Casablanca as they would a cherished private home.

Please refrain from:

• entering private areas 
• moving furnishings or décor 
• climbing on architectural features 
• damaging landscaping 
• removing flowers or plants

Any property damage may be the responsibility of the event host.

All events must comply with:

• Monterey County regulations 
• California state law 
• HOA requirements 
• applicable fire and life-safety requirements 
• any permits required for the specific event

Additional requirements may apply depending on event size, entertainment, food service, parking, or alcohol service.

Casablanca is a smoke-free estate.

Smoking, vaping, cigars, and cannabis are permitted only in designated areas, if approved for the event.

Events may include professional photography or videography.

By attending, guests acknowledge they may appear in event imagery unless otherwise arranged with the event organizer.

Commercial photography, drone operations, or media coverage require prior approval and must adhere to FAA regulations.

To comply with HOA and neighborhood requirements:

• Parking is limited on the estate. 
• Street parking is not permitted. 
• Shuttle transportation or valet service may be required for larger events. 
• Guests should follow all arrival instructions provided before the event.

All vendors may be required to provide:

• Certificate of General Liability Insurance 
• Workers' Compensation Insurance (if applicable) 
• Automobile Liability Insurance (if vehicles will be on property) 
• Additional insured endorsements when required 

Certificates must be submitted before vendor access is granted.

Vendors are responsible for maintaining all required:

• business licenses 
• health permits 
• alcohol permits or licenses (when applicable) 
• food handling certifications 
• professional certifications required by California law 

Vendors are responsible for removing:

• packaging 
• floral waste 
• boxes 
• pallets 
• cooking supplies 
• décor materials 
• event trash generated by their services 

The property should be left in the same condition in which it was received.

We ask every vendor to contribute to an atmosphere of professionalism, kindness, and hospitality.

Respectful communication with guests, fellow vendors, and estate representatives helps ensure an exceptional experience for everyone involved.