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Architectural
Review
Exterior
improvements to the lot or main dwelling must be approved in writing by the
Architectural Control Committee. This includes changes, additions or
improvements to landscaping, fencing, painting, swimming pools, storage
buildings, children's play-equipment, gazebo's, etc. Decisions will be made
based on the conformity and harmony of the exterior design; quality of
workmanship and materials; and other provisions set forth in the Declaration
(Declaration, Article VI).
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Boats & Recreational Vehicles
Boats, trailers, RV's, marine craft, and other similar vehicles are not to be parked or stored on any portion of the property for more than 24-hours in any 72-hour period unless the vehicle is less than 21 feet long and completely concealed from public view in a garage or other enclosure that is approved in writing by the ACC (Declaration of C.C.R.'s). |
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External
Structures
Greenhouses,
gazebos, storage
buildings,
children's playhouses, and other external structures require prior written
approval from the Architectural Control Committee (Declaration of C.C.R.'s).
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Fences
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All
fences shall be constructed of wooden, tubular steel, or brick masonry materials,
or other materials approved by the ACC.
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No
side or rear fence shall exceed eight feet in height.
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No
fencing material shall be added to the top of an existing fence in order to
increase the height. The construction must be seamless from top to bottom.
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All
fences shall be constructed so that the sides of the fence containing the
structural supports are not visible from any street right-of-way.
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Any
fence or wall shall be erected and completed within thirty days after
commencement of construction of the fence or wall and shall become the property
of the lot on which the same is erected and shall be maintained and repaired by
the owner of the lot.
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No
fence shall be stained to alter the fence color from a natural wood color. Clear
sealants may be applied without prior approval. All stains must be of a natural cedar tone and any exceptions must be approved in advance by the ACC comittee.
The use or application of paint as a fence treatment is prohibited.
(Design Guidelines)
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Home Businesses
No residence is to be used for business or professional purposes of any kind or for any commercial manufacturing purpose (Declaration of C.C.R.'s). |
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Landscaping
Residents
are responsible for maintaining a clean and attractive lot at all times
including: lawn mowing and weeding on a regular basis; edging the street curbs
and sidewalks that run near their lot lines; and the prompt removal of all
litter, trash, refuse and waste (Declaration of C.C.R.'s).
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Pools
& Hot Tubs
Pools
and hot-tub additions must be approved in writing by the ACC before construction
begins (Design Guidelines).
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Satellite Dishes & Antennas
Satellite dishes less than 18 inches in diameter will be allowed provided that the location and color of the dish are subject to ACC approval.*
All radio and television aerial-wires or antennas may not be visible from the street facing the residence (Declaration of C.C.R.'s).
* The above restrictions are guidelines not intended to conflict or supersede FCC
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Storage
Buildings
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All
storage buildings require prior written approval of the ACC. The following
are ACC guidelines but do
not
constitute approval.
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maximum height of the storage building at the apex shall be limited to eight
feet, six inches.
- The
square footage (floor area) of the building will be reviewed by the ACC on a
case-by-case basis.
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exterior color and trim of the building shall match (reasonably close) to
the exterior color and trim of the house. The color of the building should
blend in with the house.
- The
shingle color should also match (reasonably close) the shingles on the house.
- Plans
that provide details relative to location of the building on the lot, size
(length, width, and height), and typical construction materials shall be sent to
the ACC for review and approval.
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