Text Box: Babies are not allowed in the swimming pools . Toddlers will be allowed in satellite swimming pools, provided they are wearing swimming pool approved diapers. During the period of October 15 through April 30 of each year, except for emergency service, no contractors, with heavy machinery or other motorized noisy equipment, such as lawn mowers, weed-eaters or leaf blowers, will be allowed to work on weekends or holidays. On Monday through Friday, noisy equipment or power devices, including lawn mowers, weed-eaters and leaf blowers will not be operated before 8 a.m. or after 5 p.m. Property owners can operate power devices including lawn mowers and weed eaters Monday through Saturday from 8 AM to 5 PM. Sunday will be a quiet day. ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE GUIDELINES All R.V. units or park models, unless otherwise approved by the Architectural Committee: Shall park a minimum of five feet (5’) from the front curb and shall not extend beyond the rear of the electrical pedestal, except for units over thirty seven feet (37’) on sixty five foot (65’) lots. The tip-outs or slide-outs shall be within the boundaries of the cement pads on the pedestal side of the property. RV units and park models shall not be higher than fourteen feet (14’) from the Slab to the highest point of the unit. Longer than thirty-seven feet (37') shall be not parked on lots less then sixty-five feet (65') in length. Units longer than 37’ shall not be parked along South wall without approval. On some fan-shaped inside lots where the continuity of neighbors’ views would not be impaired, up to forty feet (40') R.V.s may be placed at the discretion of the committee. . 2) Add on rooms and enclosures of any kind , such as screened porches, patios or sun rooms, whether intended to be permanent or temporary, are not permitted. (See rule #5 concerning trellises or similar materials.) See Rule #5 concerning trellis’s or similar materials. Recreational vehicles less than twenty feet (20') in length or not self-contained cannot be placed on the R.V. slab. Van Conversions, Pick-Up Campers, Tents, and Tent-Type Trailers (of any size) may not be placed on any lot.


All sheds must be approved by the Architectural Committee prior to installation.  Sheds may not exceed eighty-seven (87") in height above the slab on which it rests, to the peak of the roof.  It must have a gabled roof and not exceed eight feet by ten feet ( 8' X 10').  Color must be compatible with Unit.  Roofs must be metal, composition shingles, or heavy vinyl.   Only one shed allowed per Unit.

 

No fences are allowed on lots.  Decorative screening of pedestals and/or propane tanks must not exceed four feet (4') high and four feet (4') wide at any time.  Hedges are subject to approval of the Architectural Committee but generally must not exceed four feet (4') in height and must be maintained within the owners’ lot.  Trellises (lattices), not including those attached flat against units, storage sheds or decks are limited to two four by eight-foot (4' X 8') sections or the equivalent of sixty-four (64) square feet per lot.  However, no trellis or equivalent, in excess of forty-eight inches (48") above ground level shall be installed or erected beyond the rear of the trailer slab for those lots that border on a waterway.  Those lots along walls may, under certain circumstances, have more than sixty-four (64) square feet of lattice. 

 

Driveways shall not exceed twenty-six feet (26') in length.  Concrete, including the driveway and trailer and shed slabs shall not exceed seventy percent (70%) of the lot area.  All proposed concrete must be approved by the Architectural Committee as provided in their guidelines.  If the concrete has not been approved prior to installation, it will be subject to removal at owners expense.  Forms must be inspected and approved by the Architectural  Committee before any concrete is poured.

 

Antennas are not permitted whether they are for TV, CB radio or short wave except for TV Satellite Receivers with a diameter of twenty-five inches (25”) or less, which may be allowed upon application of the Architectural Committee.  Freestanding flag poles are prohibited.  Mounted flagstaffs that do not extend above the height of the unit are permitted. 

 

 A.  Each trailer pad shall be set back five feet (5') from the curb and three feet (3’) from the  right-hand property line as viewed from the street.  The parking pad and shed pad shall be three feet (3’) from the left hand property line as viewed from the street.  A rear set- back shall be three feet (3’) from the rear lot line, which includes decks and awnings.  All  these set backs must be landscaped.

 

Concrete, gravel, bricks or bark chips are not acceptable as ground cover on any set back area.  The Architectural Committee must approve any landscaping (other than grass).  If the landscaping, including irrigation and electrical installations have not been approved prior to installation, they may be subject to removal at the expense of the owner.

 

Rocks may not be used in set back areas.  They may be used in landscaping in other areas, provided they are fist sized or larger, enclosed by borders that prevents their  displacement; and their layout is judicious and esthetically acceptable to the Committee.  Although rocks are part of landscaping, their area counts the same as concrete slab for the 70%-30% rule.  The weed barrier must be adequate and approved by the committee.

 

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