Sunny Summer Days

Adding Personal Touches: Planters

We understand you want to personalize your space! Here's what you need to know about planters.  With Board approval, you can:

• • Place appropriate-sized planters made of wood, concrete, plastic, ceramic, or terracotta at your unit's entry or either side of your garage door.

  • Small and medium-sized planters are allowed on your decks without Board approval, as long as they don't place undue stress on the deck's structure.

  • Please refrain from placing planters in plant beds, lawns, sidewalks, or driveways.  For safety reasons, please do not obstruct pathways.

More information about planters and their placement can be found on our website.

Maintaining Boundaries: Yard Fences

Board-approved, developer and or home purchase agreement authorized yard fences are the property and responsibility of the individual homeowner, not the HOA.  Please inspect and maintain your fences annually to ensure they're structurally sound and visually appealing.  The Association reserves the right to inspect yard fences, and if repairs are needed, you'll have 30 days to complete them.  If you fail to repair a fence the association reserves the right to remove it.

Safe and Accessible Pathways: Stepping Stones

Stepping stones are welcome, but please install them at ground level to prevent tripping hazards.

Keeping it Tidy: Water Hoses

Water hoses can be stored outside during the summer, but please roll them up neatly in a decorative container or in a way that doesn't create a tripping hazard or interfere with maintenance.  The association reserves the right to remove unproperly stored hoses, and owners may be fined.

Communication is Key

We encourage you to submit your landscaping requests to the Board before starting any work. This ensures your plans align with our community's rules and regulations.  We appreciate your cooperation in keeping our community beautiful and safe. By working together, we can ensure everyone enjoys a pleasant living environment.

Thank you!