Jackson School Home Owners Association
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The Jackson School Homeowners Association (“Association”) is required by the Declaration of Protective Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (“CC&Rs”) to enforce standards for property in private areas. The standards to be enforced apply to all property found within the Association including Recreational Vehicles. Consistency requires that homeowners in the Association uniformly comply with these standards. The Jackson School Homeowners Association Board (“JSHOA Board”) has adopted the following definitions, rules and procedures for enforcement of rules regarding Recreational Vehicles within the subdivision: |
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DEFINITIONS “Recreational Vehicles” are defined to include boats, trailers, truck-campers, motor homes and like equipment “Wholly Confined” is defined as not visible from the center of the street. A “Structure, which encloses the Vehicle,” is defined as a structure that wholly confines the vehicle when the structure is closed. The JSHOA Board or the JSHOA Architectural Review Committee must approve the structure that encloses the vehicle. If necessary, appropriate building permits must be obtained before the JSHOA Board or the Architectural Review Committee can approve such structure. “Resident Member” is defined as a member
of the Association, as that term is defined in the CC & R of the
Association, which member is also a resident of a residence in the
subdivision. |
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RULES Recreational Vehicles are permitted only in following circumstances: The Recreational Vehicle is Wholly Confined; The Recreational Vehicle is in a Structure Which Encloses the Vehicle; The Recreational Vehicle shall not be parked in a backyard of a residence of the subdivision; |
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The Recreational Vehicle is parked in the driveway of the residence or in the street in front of the residence and is present for a maximum of five (5) days in any twenty (20) day period providing the Recreational Vehicle is owned, operated or leased by a Resident Member; or the Recreational Vehicle is parked in the driveway of the residence or in the street in front of the residence and is present for fourteen (14) days in any thirty (30) day period if the Recreational Vehicle is owned, operated, or leased by a person who is a guest of a Resident Member. ENFORCEMENT After the thirty-(30) day grace period, a fine of $10.00 per day will be imposed for continued non-compliance. After five months of non-compliance, if the fine imposed has not been paid, a lien will be filed against the residence. Notification will be given according to the procedures for notification in effect with regard to Association liens generally. After six months of non-compliance, foreclosure proceedings shall be instituted. EFFECTIVE DATE
All rules shall apply immediately to any person, corporation or association that becomes a Resident Member on or after the day following the adoption of these definitions, rules and procedures by the JSHOA Board. Rules 1 and 2 shall not apply to any person, corporation or association that is currently a Resident Member on the day of adoption (October 7, 1999) of these definitions, rules and procedures by the JSHOA Board, so long as that Resident Member shall park the Recreational Vehicle behind a fence of at least six feet. All definitions and procedures shall apply to all Resident Members. |
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