1. Vacant Lots
There shall be no sign, advertisement, billboard or advertising structure of any kind erected or allowed to exist on any vacant residential lot.
2. Improved Lots
a.) "For sale" signs that do not exceed 432 square inches may be placed on improved lots (having and improved structure thereon in any state of completion), provided there is no more than one sign, without a permit. Such a sign must be ground mounted and not to exceed five feet in height from the ground.
b.) Temporary development signs on construction sites are allowed. One sign per contractor/subcontractor no greater than four square feet is permissible. Contractors and subcontractors may combine allowed square footage into one sign, but under no circumstances will the sign measure greater than 24 square feet. Signs must be ground mounted and not to exceed five feet in height from the ground.
1. Land Disturbance
As a general rule no earth may be disturbed without approval of the Committee. The grading or disturbance of earth will be approved only when it is a part of a plan of development which has been approved by the Committee. Under no circumstances shall the natural soil or plant material be disturbed unless immediately thereafter there is constructed thereon a structure, pavement, or landscape re-vegetation scheme approved by the Committee. Fill slopes must be landscaped prior to final inspection.
2. Landscape Guidelines
The letter of intent to Landscape must be signed and returned to the Committee prior to substantial completion of improvements to the lot. All lots must be landscaped within 180 days after substantial completion of improvements thereon. Landscaping must be aesthetically pleasing and in keeping with the overall development of the community and surrounding area.
The following suggested guidelines have been developed by the Committee. Landscape plans will be judged, however, on an individual basis.
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