Violations/General

Upon first violation, the Homeowner shall be warned in writing
by the Management Company. The warning notice (Attachment 1)
will give the Homeowner 10 days to correct or remove the
violation, submit a proper application for change (if appropriate
for the violation), or, to request a Board hearing at the next
Board meeting.

Upon a second (or continuing) violation of the same provision by a
Homeowner, or if the Homeowner has not responded in 10 days
to the warning issued per A.1., above, the Homeowner shall be
issued a citation (Attachment 2) by the Management Company,
on behalf of the Board of Directors. The Homeowner shall pay
a fine of thirty five dollars for time, costs, and the expenses of
this citation. As in A.1. above, the Homeowner has 10 days to
correct the violation after the citation is issued and the fine
is levied.

Upon a third (or continuing) violation of the same provision
by the Homeowner, the Homeowner shall be contacted by the
attorney for the Association who will make efforts to get the
situation corrected and collect any fines due. The Homeowner
shall pay any attorney expenses as a result of this action.

At the discretion of the Board, if there are any further or
continuing violations of the same provision after the Homeowner
has received the above three notices (or if any fines levied
have not been paid), the matter will be forwarded to the
Association’s attorney for appropriate legal action (NOTE:
non-payment of monthly Association dues is automatically
referred by the Management Company to the Attorney for
legal action).

The Homeowner shall pay all attorney’s fees incurred, plus
a fee of one hundred dollars a for time, costs, and expenses.
In addition, Homeowners should be aware that unpaid fines
may result in a lien placed on the Homeowner’s property, and
that non-payment of Association dues may result in eviction
from the property.

All Homeowner notices will contain such demands as are
necessary to protect the interests of the Association.

REPORTING VIOLATIONS

The Board members, the Management company, and the
members of the Rules and Regulations committee, have the
right to inspect authorized construction and its progress. In
addition, all of the above also have the right to inspect
the community in general to identify apparent violations.

All owners and residents have the right and responsibility
to bring to the attention of the Management Company and/or
Board, any apparent violations. Apparent violations should be
in writing to the Board, through the Management Company.