According to our rules and regulations, holiday decorations may be put up 45 days before the holiday and may remain in place no longer than 45 days after the holiday.

Seasonal decorations may be placed on the inside or outside of any unit.

Seasonal Decorations may not be attached to any building or shrubbery in such a way as would damage the building or be placed in a permanent manner.

Decorations are permitted on entry halls in coach homes with approval of all unit owners within that building's entryway and the Board of Directors. Furniture of any kind is not permitted. Such entry halls shall not be altered or changed from original design.

Any damage done by seasonal decorations or their attachment to the building will be the unit owners financial responsibility, and any repairs necessary, due to the installation of decorations covered above will be affected by the Association at the unit owner's expense.

No decorations, which create a safety hazard or public nuisance in the opinion of the Board of Directors, shall be permitted.

Any electrical outdoor decorations must be UL listed for outdoor use and electricity for any seasonal decorations must be taken from the unit owner private outlet and not from any common area electrical outlet belonging to the Association.

Any electrical cords used with seasonal decorations may not run over any sidewalk, driveway or walkway for any reason.

The wattage of exterior light bulbs to be used for decorative purposes shall not exceed twenty-five (25) watts.

Unit owners have full responsibility for properly and safely disposing of seasonal decorations. In the event that decorations are not removed within the time period

provided, the Association may cause such removal. All costs and expenses incurred by the Association for such removal shall be charged to the unit owner.

Any unit owner violating any of the forgoing provisions shall be fined in accordance with these Rules.

Each day that a violation occurs shall be considered a separate offense for the purpose of levying fines.