07-17-14 Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission

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EXHIBIT D physically fit within the designed garage of the Dwelling with the door closed will be construed as a vehicle not incident to residential use of a Homesite. Additional rules and regulations for the use, maintenance and parking on private and/or public streets may be promulgated by the Association. Recreational vehicles, such as mobile homes, motor homes, campers, and boats are not considered vehicles incident to the residential use of a Homesite and therefore are notpermitted to be stored on Homesites for any period of time greater than forty-eight (48) hours. A recreational vehicle with not more than two (2) axles may be parked in front of or on the Homesite for up to forty-eight (48) hours for loading, and unloading only. Parking of any vehicle other than in a driveway or within an enclosed garage of a Homesite or other paved area provided for parking is expressly prohibited. The Owners of any Lot, by virtue of ownership of Property within the Subdivision, herebycontractually covenant and agree that the Association has jurisdiction over the public streets within the Subdivision, and shall have the right without the obligation to enforce the ban on parking on the public streets. Notwithstanding anything containedherein to the contrary, the Board may promulgate parking rules which may change the dimensions of permitted vehicles and/or the length of time for temporary parking or storage of vehicles. If there is a conflict between this Section and parking rules promulgated by the Board, the parking rules shall control. The Association may establish from time to time reasonable rules regarding the use, maintenance and parking of vehicles on private and/or public streets, and the Association has discretion to determine the various types of vehicles that fall within the scope of any such rules. N.Play Structures Play Structures (as defined herein) shall not be constructed or placed on a Lot within the Subdivision without the prior written approval of the Board. Guidelines may be established from time to time regarding play forts, play houses, swing sets and other recreational equipment (“Play Structures”), taking into account such factors including but not limited to the overall height, size, location and number of Play Structures placed on a Lot. In setting the Guidelines, factors including but not limited to the size and configuration of the Lot, the location of the Lot in the community, the location of the Play Structure on the Lot, the type of fencing on the Lot and visibility of the Play Structure from streets, Common Areas and amenities may be taken into account. O.Screening No Owner or Occupant of any portion of the Property shall permit the keeping of articles, goods, materials, utility boxes, refuse, trash, storage tanks, or like equipment on the Property which may be considered a nuisance or hazard in the sole discretion of the Board. Air conditioners, utility boxes, garbage containers, antennas to the extent reasonably possible and pursuant to the terms set forth herein, or like equipment, shall not be kept in the open, exposed to public view, or exposed to view from adjacent Homesites and must be screened from view and placed in a location first approved in writing by the ARC. Such screen shall be of a height at 18 Copyright © 2014by Roberts MarkelWeinberg Butler Hailey PC, all rights reserved.