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Greenbriar Woodlands Community AssociationArchitectural Review Committee (ARC)

Request for Exterior Changes/Modifications Application

Homeowner: ____________________________________ Phone #:______________________

Address: ___________________________________________________________________

Home Model: __________________________ Home Color: _____________________________

Fully Explain Description/Change/Modification:_______________________________________________________________________________

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Proposed Dates: Start: _____ Finish: _____ Contractor/Vendor: ________________________

Required Enclosures: ( ) $100 Security Deposit Check (made out to GWCAI)

( ) Lot Survey (see reverse) ( ) Sample/ Brochure ( ) Description of Material

The Architectural Review Committee (ARC) functions only to approve the acceptability of the appearance of changes to

the exterior of buildings and lands. There is no intention, expressed or implied, to approve or disapprove the adequacy

of any apparatus, its function, or the contractor or subcontractor. The maintenance for operation or appearance of any in-

stallation is the homeowner’s responsibility.

It is the homeowner’s responsibility to require any contractors to comply with the current Covenant Committee Rules andRegulations and to obtain any permits which the Township of Toms River may require prior to initiating work. If requiredpermits are not obtained or if a variance is required, the approval shall become void and re-approval of this application shallbe required prior to initiating work.

By signing this application, the homeowner agrees to indemnify the Community Association and hold it harmless fromany claims and damages to persons or properties that may arise from the work undertaken. Furthermore, the homeownerwill correct any drainage which is adversely affected by this project.

Attachments must include the appropriate $100 check plus a lot survey showing location with dimensions of anychange or modifications (including distances from property lines) and a description/samples of building materialsand colors. If this information is not supplied the application will be automatically denied.

Please notify the Clubhouse when this project has been completed or canceled. The fee will be returned to thehomeowner when the project is completed in accordance with the approval and inspection by ARC, is canceled by thehomeowner, is rejected by ARC, or voided because of Municipal regulations.

Homeowner herebamcgives ARC Committee members outside access to property for inspections.

Homeowner’s Signature: _________________________________________ Date: ______________________

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Date Received: ______________ Deposit Obtained: $ _______________________By: _______________________

( ) APPROVED_______ ( ) REJECTED EXPLANATION: ___________________ DATE: ______________

SECURITY DEPOSIT CHECK RETURNED TO HOMEOWNER BY: ___________ DATE: _______________

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Table of Contents

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Introduction 1

Application Procedure 1

General Rules 2

Windows/Garden Window/ Window Box 3

Security Lights/Camera 3

Rules for Architectural Change 4

Garage Doors 5

Porticos 5

Awnings for Patio and Deck 6

Patio Cover Specification 6

Deck, Patio, Railing 6

Maintenance of Grounds 7

Roofing, Gutters, and Siding Maintenance 7

Landscaping and Changes 8

Ornaments, House Decoration, Plaques, Signs 9

Holiday Decorations 10

Gardens 10

Flags, Garden/House/Free Standing 11

Trees 12

Rear Yard Tree Removal 13

Utility Boxes 13

Mailbox and Posts 14

Additional Community Guidelines and Restrictions 14

Parking 14

Storage / Deck Boxes / Hoses / Firewood 15

Outdoor Grills / Patio Heater 16

Trash Disposal & Recycling 16

Satellite Dishes 17

Solar Energy Initiatives 17

Feeding Wild Birds, Animals, Feeders & Birdhouses 17

Domesticated Animals and Birds 18

Nuisance and Noise 18

Vehicles 18

Snow Removal 18

Emergency Generators 18

Standby Generator (Permanent) 19

Portable Generators 19

Violation of Rules 19

Contractor Limits 20

Fines 20

Have questions or need assistance? 20

All alterations to the appearance of any portion of the exterior of any home requires approval from ARC.

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GREENBRIAR WOODLANDS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION COVENANTS COMMITTEE (ARC) RULES & REGULATIONS

REVISED February 2020

A. INTRODUCTION

The Merged Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions of Greenbriar Woodlands and the Community Association Board (CAB) have sanctioned the Covenants Committee, also known as the Architectural Review Committee (ARC). The main purpose of the ARC is to preserve the harmonious design of the community. The ARC is authorized to oversee the regulations and guidelines for the external home appearance, use and modifications of the property within the community and enforcing these Rules and Regulations subject to CAB approval. The CAB has authorized the ARC to impose fines when necessary. Residents have the right to appeal ARC actions as contained in the Declaration Covenants and Restriction Article IX, Section 2: “The Owner of the Living Unit involved may, within thirty (30) days of the date on which he is given notice of a decision of the Covenants Committee denying a requested approval, give notice to the Board of Directors that he wishes the request be submitted for decision to the Board.” A hearing before CAB may be scheduled through the Community Manager’s office. A project cannot be started nor completed prior to being given approval from the ARC or a fine will be applied. An application will still be required and a $100 fine applied.

B. APPLICATION PROCEDURES The application form “Request for Exterior Change/Modification” is available at the clubhouse. The

homeowner will receive written notification on results of the application, within thirty (30) days from the committee’s receipt of completed application indicating approval or disapproval of the application.

Application approvals granted by the ARC are valid for one (1) calendar year. It is the homeowner’s responsibility to require all contractors to comply with the current ARC Rules & Regulations and to obtain any and all permits which Toms River Township requires prior to initiating work (e.g.: deck permit, gas lines, building permits, etc.). All external additions, changes and modifications require the express written approval of ARC. By submitting a signed application to ARC with the $100.00 security deposit, the homeowner hereby gives the ARC Committee members access to the property for inspections.

It is the homeowner’s responsibility to be familiar with the content of the Rules and Regulations which

are in effect when they make application for any structural additions, alterations or improvements to exterior of their home.

The application should provide sufficient detail to allow ARC to understand the scope of work or modification sought by the homeowner. This means surveys are to indicate property line depth, tree

to remove indicated and marked, etc. Homeowner should allow sufficient time to obtain ARC approval. Incomplete or unclear applications

will be returned for clarification. The normal anticipated cycle time for ARC approval is four (4) weeks from submission. Any questions filling out an application please call an ARC member for help.


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C. GENERAL RULES 1. All alterations to the appearance of any portion of the exterior of any home require approval of

the ARC and require an ARC application. 2. No homeowner, occupant, or group thereof, shall build, plant or maintain any matter of thing

(including, without limitation, any addition, alteration or improvement to any home) upon, over or under the property including common ground (cul-de-sac, golf course, etc.) without the prior written consent of the ARC.

Some of the prohibited items include: Outdoor swimming pools in-ground or above ground,

hot tubs, soaking tubs, ponds, fountains, gazebos, arbors, trellises, fencing of any kind, clotheslines, permanent court games, religious items, gazing balls/birdbaths/ pots/ornamental items over 24” in height, ornaments/decorations of any description on exterior of home, pinwheels, window boxes, painting of any concrete nor carpeting of any concrete, rain barrels, fire pits/chimineas, charcoal grills, torches, outside sheds or storage units and similar type structures, dog houses, dog runs, non-replacement of required trees, planting of bamboo, artificial flowers in outside planters or hanging baskets or in landscape beds. Living or dead outside 3 ft of house foundation shall not be removed from any resident’s property without prior approval from the ARC. Cutting of curbs for drainage systems is prohibited; pop-up diffusers behind the curb should be used. Electric animal fences are prohibited.

Use and Landscaping of common ground is prohibited. Removal/clearing of leaves, trees,

or plants, living or dead, from common ground is prohibited. No dumping, no storing of items, firewood, furniture, ornaments, or any other items is permitted in common ground.

3. Concrete sidewalks (pathways) leading to the front doors must be replaced with concrete.

Walkway extensions are prohibited. Any removal or replacement of concrete or pavers needs ARC approval. Painting or carpeting of any concrete anywhere is not permitted.

4. Township building permits may be required for any addition to the outside of the home. Including, but not limited to: decks, room additions, awnings, enclosures, all exterior gas lines etc. It is the homeowner’s responsibility to secure the necessary permit(s) from Toms River Township. To avoid unnecessary expense, do not apply for a building permit or variance until your application is first approved by the ARC. A copy of that permit then should go to the ARC.

5. A copy of a lot survey must accompany applications for all exterior structural and/or

landscape changes. The lot survey submitted shall show the changes to be made with location and necessary dimensions. Lot surveys may be available at the front desk. Lot surveys or reasonably accurate hand-drawn drawings are required for the following types of building or landscape modifications:

- Decks, external fireplace gas lines, patios or patio extensions, planting/landscaping/trees outside 3 ft. of foundation, sunroom additions, tree plantings/removal, driveway/walkways, standby generators, awnings, satellite dishes, additional AC/Heating units, flag poles, mailboxes, and possibly other items.


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6. The homeowner must place a personal check for the security deposit of $100.00 with the Community Association for all external changes. The homeowner must notify ARC when the project has been completed. This deposit will be refunded, without interest, within thirty (30) days following your notification of completion and our satisfactory inspection of the project. Deviation from the approval may result in forfeiture of the deposit and incurring additional fines. Failure to submit an application will result in the violator incurring a fine.

7. There shall be no digging or earth removal of any Property without first obtaining permission

from the (ARC) and proper mark-outs indicating utility locations. Careless digging can damage underground utilities, causing disruption of vital services, property damage and even possible injury. Taking the proper steps to avoid damage can prevent expensive repairs, project delays and costly fines.

The homeowner shall make sure that the contractor, or whoever is digging or excavating, calls New Jersey One Call at 811 or 800-272-1000 at least three business days, prior to outdoor construction or digging and take the following steps:

• Wait for the site to be marked with paint, flags or stakes. • Respect the marks and dig with care. • Hand dig within two feet of buried piping and facilities. • Be mindful that inclement weather may wash away the painted markings. • This section is intended as a protection against inadvertent disruption of underground

services and creation of a nuisance to adjoining property owners.

8. The homeowner will be held liable for any damage caused to the cable service, utility lines or piping resulting from landscape or exterior modifications.

9. Each homeowner is advised that any alteration/addition, including landscaping, which affects

the grading and drainage pattern relative to grading and drainage, insures that the proper grading and drainage is maintained or reestablished.

D. WINDOWS, GARDEN WINDOW, WINDOW BOX

1. Window replacement(s) must be consistent (ex.: with grids or without grids) throughout the home and any replacement window(s) approved first by ARC.

2. No garden windows are permitted in front of home. Addressed on a case by case basis if

requesting elsewhere.

3. Window boxes are not permitted on any window.

E. SECURITY LIGHTS, LIGHTS, CAMERAS

Sensor units may be installed on exterior house lights. Spotlights are not permitted, however a floodlight is permitted in the rear of the house where the lot backs up to common ground. Lighting range is confined to the homeowner’s property.

• Solar path lights are permitted within height restriction of 24” inches in height, 36” apart. and

not to be placed along driveway.


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• Colored or rotating lights are not allowed in any outside fixture, except during holidays or occasions of special significance. (Autism month, Vets, Breast Cancer, Christmas, Hanukah, etc.) Lighting needs to follow the before and after display time frame of 3 weeks prior and 1 week after.

F. RULES FOR ARCHITECTURAL CHANGES

1. Encroachment on common ground is not permitted. Generally there is no common ground

between rear-facing lots. Consult your property survey for dimensions and boundaries. 2. The homeowner must submit a completed application and building plan drawings, along with a lot survey, location, and dimension for architectural changes, to the ARC at the clubhouse

desk. Once given ARC approval, the homeowner can then submit any projects requiring Toms River Township’s approval to the Toms River Building Department, if approved then a copy of permit must go to the ARC committee.

ARC approval must be obtained prior to submitting to township. 3. The ARC reserves the right to approve or disapprove any application item or rule that is

not provided for in the Rules and Regulations. 4. Application to ARC for changes/modifications of exterior of a property, gives all Members of ARC

access to walk on homeowner’s property with or without prior notification.

5. Any change, addition or modification requires prior written approval of the ARC even if an identical change or modification has been approved and installed elsewhere in the Community.

a) The siding, roofing shingles, gutters and leaders, or shutters of the addition must

coordinate with the house in color, texture and material. Substitutions must be approved by the ARC. Samples of color and material to be used must be submitted to ARC with the application.

b) The widening of driveways is permitted, only with ARC approval. If approved, existing

driveway must be totally removed and replaced with new concrete and cannot extend beyond the width of the garage. No stepping stones, stones, pavers, nor blocks are to be used to widen driveway.

c) No stones, mulch, pavers, landscape lighting or borders of any material can be used

in-place of grass along any driveway.

d) Driveway sealants or natural cement coatings are NOT permitted.

e) No permanent carpet or paint is permitted on the portico, patio or walkway.

f) Foundations may be painted to match a ‘sand paint’ color of original traditional concrete color only and not to match the color of the house or trim. Product specifications must be submitted with application for painting

g) The exterior walls and roof of any extension must be of the same color, texture and


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material as those of the house. Substitutions must be approved by the ARC.

h) The front façade of a home’s brick, concrete, stucco or other material may be painted with this approved stipulation: Color sample must be submitted with application to ARC.

i) A totally enclosed sun room (solarium or 3 season room) is permitted. All unglazed areas must conform to existing construction. No exit/entrance steps, walls, etc. are to extend beyond the footprint of the home.

j) Additional air conditioning (AC) or cooling units and/or heating units, are defined

as AC/Heating units, and may be installed in enclosed porches, sun rooms or multi-seasonal rooms. They may not be added to existing living space covered by the structure's central heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system. - Additional AC/Heating units may be installed in porches or sunrooms that are

generally located to the rear of the original structure as built by the developer, or added by previous owners.

- Self-contained additional AC/Heating units must be installed in a sleeve and mounted through the wall and may not be installed in a window.

- Split AC/Heating units with an external condenser coil, must have the condenser located on the same side as the home's Central HVAC condenser. Provision for installation in other locations will be considered by ARC on a case by case basis.

- A plot plan showing the location of all components, along with the installation details must be included with the application form.

- The unit must be mounted as close to the interior baseboard molding or ceiling as possible with minimum extension exposure beyond the outside wall.

- The unit must be installed on the same side of the house as the compressor for the central HVAC system. If impractical, ARC will consider other locations on a case by case basis.

k) Exterior gas lines require survey drawing of placement with the ARC application.

G. GARAGE DOORS

Replacing with a new purchase or painting garage doors are limited to: white, almond, tan or beige.

Windows in garage doors are permitted but are to be confined to the uppermost panel of the door. No decorative hardware is permitted. If the home has two garage doors and only one door is being replaced, both doors must be replaced and be identical.

H. PORTICOS

A portico is a home entrance completely covered by a roof. Homeowners requesting new concrete or other materials on their portico floor or elsewhere will be treated on a case by case basis by ARC. Permanently adhered carpeting or painting of any concrete is not permitted under the portico or anywhere else on the exterior of the home.

a) Portico walls are the only area of home exterior walls where decorations/ornaments/signs

/plaques may be placed on a home.


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I. AWNING RULES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR PATIOS & DECK

Mechanical or electrical operated awnings are permitted. Indoor or outdoor control switches are allowed. Support structures and awnings should have a minimum head clearance of 6’ 8” when extended. The awning color must be solid and coordinate with home color (no stripes or patterns are allowed). Color sample must be submitted to the ARC committee with application for approval. Valances must be the same color as the awning and depth no deeper than 10”. The awning material should be water repellant.

• Awnings can only be attached to the rear of the house or a side patio if approved by ARC.

• Additional panels of any type are not permitted on awning.

• Individual window awnings are not permitted.

• Permanent lighting on awnings is not permitted.

• All metal parts should be rust resistant.

J. PATIO COVER SPECIFICATIONS

1. Any patio covers/roofing must be approved by ARC and the township. 2. Free standing structures (ex.: Gazebo, tent, screened structure, etc.) are not permitted

anywhere on property.

K. DECK, PATIO, RAILING

1. Deck - A flat-floored surface composed of wood decking or plastic composition elevated above the ground. Where the floor is nine (9) inches or more above ground level, a 36” High railing is required. (See railing #3.) Sample of decking is required.

2. Patio - A patio is constructed of brick, pavers or concrete. Where the patio is nine (9) inches or

more above ground level, a 36” High railing is required. Sample of patio material is required with application. Concrete stamping must be approved by

the ARC. 3. Railing - Railing must be permanently installed and can be white or black, vinyl or aluminum, or

naturally colored wood, one color only. A full description of the railing must be submitted with materials and design. Railings may not exceed 36“ inches in height. No pointed pickets or lattice design are permitted. Vertical styles and flat rail top is required.

4. Free Standing Garden Walls - Construction of free-standing garden walls are allowed on

the perimeter of proposed or existing patios. The walls shall be constructed of concrete block specifically manufactured for this purpose. The height of the wall shall not exceed twenty-seven inches (27”). Sample and specifications regarding the type and color of the material must be submitted to the ARC.


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5. Deck Boxes – One Deck Box is permitted and cannot exceed forty-eight (48) inches left to right, twenty-eight (28) inches in height, and twenty-four (24) inches deep.. Deck box must be placed on patio or deck only in rear of home.

6. Sheds of any kind are not permitted.

7. No visible storage is permitted under decks.

8. Decks, patios, walls, steps or any structure cannot extend beyond the width of house.

9. Painting or permanent carpeting on concrete of front entrance porticos, decks, walkways or patios

is not permitted.

10. Toms River Township may supersede the ARC Rules & Regulations.

(Property line to structure) Patio Deck Ext. Rear Yard - (borders on neighboring property) 12 ft. 20 ft. 20 ft.

Rear Yard - (borders on common ground) 5 ft. 12 ft. 15 ft.

Side Yard - (borders on neighboring property) 8 ft. 8 ft. 8 ft.

L. MAINTENANCE OF GROUNDS

Each homeowner shall maintain, fertilize, seed, weed control and water their lawn. Homeowner shall re-mulch and weed mulched areas or stone-covered areas as needed.

Homeowner is also responsible for trimming of shrubs and trees, and the timely removal of dead shrubs or trees within three (3) feet of their home foundation. Beyond 3 feet requires ARC approval.

• Lawns must be properly maintained. • Lawns must be watered regularly to maintain the lawn. • Predominance of crabgrass, weeds, dirt, dirt patches, etc. is not acceptable as a lawn.

Please do not rake or brush leaves, grass, pine needles, twigs, etc., into the street. This helps avoid clogging the storm drains. These trimmings must be taken to:

• Toms River Township Recycling Center at 1617 Church Rd. – Phone 732-255-7555 • Ocean County Recycling Center, 601 New Hampshire Ave. – Phone 732-367-0802.

M. ROOFING, GUTTERS, AND SIDING MAINTENANCE The homeowner is responsible for the exterior maintenance of their home to include the removal of

fungi, algae and dirt from siding, gutters, garage doors, brick work, concrete sidewalks, driveways, etc. Gutters must be maintained and cleared of debris. All exterior MOLD is to be removed by May 15 of each year. This includes siding, gutters,

garage doors, brick work, sidewalks, driveways, etc. After that date violations will be sent stating immediate removal of mold.


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N. LANDSCAPING: within three (3) feet of foundation

1. Fencing of any kind is not permitted anywhere, including but not limited to: trellises, arbors, short garden fencing, lattice, sticks, etc.

2. Any ornament in landscape beds, or front of home including gazing balls, birdbaths, flower pots, etc. cannot exceed 24” in height.

3. Flowers, trees and shrubbery may be planted or removed without seeking ARC approval within three (3) feet of foundation. If planting, no fruit bearing shrub or tree is permitted.

4. All areas within 3 ft of home if left as dirt are to be grassed, mulched, or stoned and to be

aesthetically pleasing to the community. Sea shells are prohibited as mulch.

5. Small landscape stones may be used provided they are enclosed by a permanent barrier which will prevent the stones from getting on the lawn.

6. SHEPHERD HOOKS: Only 3 permitted placed firmly into ground in front 3 ft landscaping of

home with live flower plants hanging only. No Shepard hooks are permitted on sides of home. No chimes, lanterns, signs, birdhouses or any other item is to hang from a shepherd hook.

7. Storage is not permitted along the sides or the rear of home nor visible under decks.

8. Side entrance homes, side exposed homes and corner lot homeowners must follow rules same as front entrance homes. Number of flower pots limited to four (4) only. Limit number of landscaping ornaments to four (4) only, and to be placed within 3 feet of foundation and in landscaping. Not to be placed on sidewalks or lawn. Not to exceed 24” in height.

9. Garden hoses are not to be exposed to street. Place behind shrubs or in a hose box or hose

rack on side of home.

10. Ornaments, lawn furniture, or any other items may not be stored or left on lawn or in landscaping.

For changes beyond three (3) feet of foundation:

1. Indicate the location of the proposed plantings on the lot survey. The dimensions of each ground cover area (bed) must be included. 2. List the common name, indicate the plant height and expected maximum growth of proposed

plantings and finished ground cover (mulch or stones) on application. 3. Ornaments, lawn furniture, or any other items may not be stored or left on lawn or in

landscaping.

4. Fencing of any kind is not permitted anywhere including but not limited to: trellises, arbors, short garden fencing, sticks, lattice, etc.


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5. Corner lot owners shall not plant in the sight triangle easement areas designated on their lot surveys. 6. Fruit bearing trees or shrubs are not permitted anywhere.

7. Marker flags, sticks, rods, tape, etc. of any height for any reason not permitted for longer than

two weeks around property.

8. Any living or dead shrubs or trees outside 3 ft. of house foundation shall not be removed or replaced from any residents property without prior ARC approval.

O. ORNAMENTS, HOUSE DECORATION, PLAQUES, SIGNS, or any other item The ARC Description of an ornament, decoration, accessory, plaque, sign, or any other item is

something that is placed on exterior of a home for appearance, accessory, decoration, garnish, frill, adornment, embellishment, trimming, or any other reason. Items such as: stars, fish, eagles, flowers, signs, wall pots, butterflies, hooks, or any other items, in wood, metal, plastic, ceramic, resin, or any other material are not permitted being attached to exterior of

home. Place only under your portico.

Exceptions: a. One (1) flower planter may hang from a bracket between double garage doors only

and must be maintained. No artificial plants. b. No bracket or planter for one car garage. c. Ornaments and other items cannot be hung from trees or Shepard hooks. d. One flag pole and bracket only is permitted on any home. (See page 11 Flags) e. Other exceptions permitted are: permits, oxygen, security emblems and political signs.

If you choose to display a political sign the requirements are:

• One sign per home to be removed 24 hours after the election. • Signs must not exceed 2 ½’ x 2’ in size. • Sign to be displayed in the front landscape bed only, not on the lawn.

1. The combined number of landscaping ornaments and planters in landscaping must not

exceed four (4) each and each can be no higher than 24 inches and placed within 3’ of foundation. This applies to all homes and shall be aesthetically pleasing to the community.

2. Flower pots and ornamental ground planters are permitted but limited to four (4) in total in front of the home and side entrances and must contain live plants and flowers. Artificial plants and flowers are not permitted.

3. Landscaping lights not to exceed 24” high and spaced no closer than three (3) feet apart and not to be placed along driveway.

4. Ornaments visible to street must be of non-religious type.

5. Landscape ornaments and furniture are not permitted on lawns.


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6. Pinwheels, weather vanes, and other moving objects are not permitted.

7. One wind chime is permitted unless there is a nuisance complaint.

P. HOLIDAY DECORATIONS

Decorations and displays are permitted on your property during the appropriate holiday and season.

• May be put up three (3) weeks prior to holidays and removed one week later. Exception is Christmas: December 1st to one week after Epiphany. • Inflatable decorations are not permitted. • Holiday and Seasonal Wreaths: May be placed on front door only and may be artificial.

Q. GARDENS

1. One garden will be permitted. It can be placed in the rear of the home not to extend more than 3ft (36”) out from the foundation and not to exceed 8 ft. (96”).in length. Or the garden can be placed at the rear side of home only and not to be more than 3 ft. (36”)

maximum out from foundation, and not to exceed 8 ft. (96”) in length. - Corner house garden will be considered on a case by case basis by ARC.

2. Height of garden growth and plant support NOT to exceed 4 ft. 3. Corn cannot be grown. 4. Fencing of any kind is NOT permitted. Tomato cages may be used within garden areas only. 5. There cannot be any lattice, trellises, stick fencing, nor arbors. (Not elsewhere on property

either.) 6. Area to be cleared after garden season of all dead growth, cages, pots and all supporting equipment. 7. Garden hoses are not to be exposed to street. Place behind shrubs, in a hose box

or neatly on side of home. R. FLAGS GENERAL

Garden flags and house-mounted flags do not require ARC approval as long as they follow guidelines. Free standing flagpoles do require ARC approval to ensure proper placement on property. Homes without a front landscape bed may not be able to install a free standing flagpole. - One flag pole and bracket only is permitted on any home. - Sports team flags are not permitted.


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a). GARDEN FLAGS Defined as a cloth like single or double sided pattern displayed on a thin wire frame no more than 3 feet in height. Flags generally are 12” x 18”. • Garden flags may be used for a specific holiday or a seasonal theme (winter, spring,

summer, fall; Valentine’s Day, St. Pats, Easter, etc).

• Holiday garden flags (Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanza, Valentine, St. Pats, Halloween,

etc.) may only be displayed 3 weeks prior and 1 week after the holiday.

• One (1) Garden flag 12” x 18” can be located within the front 3 ft landscaping bed. It

may not be placed in the front tree bed.

• Garden flags are not to be used to display the US Flag.

b). HOUSE MOUNTED BRACKET AND FLAG U.S. Flag may be displayed on a house mounted bracket on the front of the home, and carefully placed not to be a hazard. • Only one house mounted bracket per house and used for display of one (1) US Flag,

a 1st Responder or other Service flag or NJ State flag.

• Seasonal and holiday flags are permitted per Rules & Regulations. (See above.)

• Only one flag on a house mounted pole.

• If left out after dark, illumination must be provided or the U.S. flag removed

c). FREE STANDING FLAGPOLE One (1) free standing standard 15’ (15’ from ground level) high pole is permitted. U.S. Flag size is to be 3’ x 5’. The location must be ‘specifically’ shown on a plot plan along with the installation, material and illumination details and sent to the ARC committee for correct placement approval, with the ARC application. • A single (1) free standing flagpole sleeve, must be permanently installed in the ground

24 inches+. Area to give six (6) feet space for proper flag flying clearance so as not to

interfere with hitting the home, shrubs, trees or property line. No plantings

around pole unless placed in an existing landscape bed..

• Ground sleeve pole holder to be in ground deep enough so as not to interfere with any

lawn mowing or lawn maintenance when pole removed.

• Only the U.S. Flag may be displayed at the top placement of the flagpole. Under it can

be 1 additional flag displayed: a 1st Responder flag or other Service flag, or NJ State flag.

They are to be 2’ x 3’ only. • The pole should be metal or fiberglass. Any noise complaints by neighbors about

clanging ropes or hardware may result in removal of the flagpole.

• Homemade poles of any material are not permitted.

• There may be an occasional home that cannot install a pole due to no available location

and must use house mounted bracket. You may request rear yard placement with ARC

approval of flag placement.

• The US Flag Code must be followed for display including providing illumination to allow

display after dusk, or else the flag is to be lowered and removed. Lighting is to shine

toward the home to light flag.


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• The homeowner shall make sure that the contractor, or whoever is digging or excavating,

calls New Jersey One Call at 811 or 800-272-1000 at least three business days, prior to

outdoor construction or digging to avoid hitting any underground lines. (see page 3)

S. TREES

Removal of trees is not permitted without prior ARC approval. Residents must mark trees they request to remove and also mark the location on their submitted survey with application.

The ARC will consider the removal of trees under the following circumstances: • Trees dead or damaged beyond repair; • Trees presenting danger to persons or property; • Trees causing confirmed sewer problems; • To facilitate approved construction; • For other unspecified reasons on a case by case basis.

If you feel the circumstances meet the guidelines listed to have a tree removed, obtain and complete an ARC application, indicate reason why, attach property survey indicating location, and apply to ARC.

Trees that are visible in the front or side of the house must be replaced. The location may vary but with ARC approval only. The tree must be replaced within the period stated in the approval letter. Usually by May 15th or Oct 30th unless otherwise specified. All street exposed trees must be replaced. Trees removed on street sides of corner homes are to be replaced. Two shade trees belong on side of corner homes unless otherwise approved by the ARC.

Front lawns require 1 Shade Tree.

The ARC suggests, but you are not limited to, the following tree replacements:

• FRONT YARD - Shade tree: 2+ inch trunk diameter and 8 ft. in height. • SIDE YARD - Ornamental tree: 2 inch trunk diameter, and 6 ft. in height. • Evergreen and fruit bearing trees or shrubs are prohibited. • Trees must be deciduous. • Weeping Cherry trees are not permitted as front lawn tree.

SHADE TREE: Front lawn of home requires a shade tree. Front lawn of two homes where a tree was removed between homes requires a shade tree replacement or each home plants their own shade tree. Suggestions: Red Maple, Sugar Maple, Trident Maple, October Glory, Paperbark Maple, Bradford Pear, Kasturba Tree, River Birches: Heritage River Birch ‘Cully’ Oaks, Northern Red Oak, Pin Oak, Ginkgo (Males Only). No Weeping Cherry. ORNAMENTAL TREE: Sides or Rear of home can be ornamental trees. Suggestions: Blood Good Red Maple, Purple Leaf Plum, Amur Maple, Japanese Maple, Kwanzan Cherry, Kousa Dogwood, Royal Star Magnolia, Eastern Red Bud, White Dogwood, Crepe Myrtle and other ornamental trees.


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You will have many other choices of trees if working with a tree service. Check with your tree service that the tree you are buying matches our criteria or you will be asked to replace it. Some trees can be messy with dropping items, be cautious with your purchase.

If approved and tree is removed from any location on the property, the stump must be ground down below surface level sufficient for re-sodding or replanting of a tree. If tree is re-located per ARC approval, tree wells must be removed and area re-sodded. Home owners must limit the spread of surface roots to prevent them from becoming a safety hazard or damaging driveways, paved areas, sidewalk areas or encroaching a neighbor’s property.

Tree centers may be planted no closer than five (5) feet within the owner’s property lines, driveways and sidewalks and spaced a minimum of five (5) feet apart (tree to tree) with a bed of at least three (3) feet in diameter at each tree.

Shrub centers may be planted no closer than three (3) feet apart within the owner’s property line.

Tree branches extending over sidewalk or driveway lower than 6 ft. are to be trimmed by homeowner . Call New Jersey One Call at 800-272-1000 for utility mark outs three days prior to removal.

T. REAR YARD TREE REMOVAL

If approved by ARC and tree(s) removed from any location on the property, the stump must be ground down below surface level sufficient for re-sodding or replanting. Tree wells to be removed from front or rear of homes.

U. UTILITY BOXES Planting of shrubs at utility box sites is no longer permitted. If existing plantings, they must be

maintained by homeowners and left open on one side for access to utility box.

• If homeowner wishes to remove the plantings, utility mark outs must be called first. • Existing shrubs are to be no higher than the utility box. • Decorating of utility boxes with plants/pots/items and anything else is not permitted. • Seed or sod the area if plants are removed.


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V. MAILBOXES AND MAILBOX POST Decorative designs or objects may not be placed or affixed on the mailbox or mailbox post other than

numbers. 1. Mailboxes may not be moved.

2. Mailbox replacement must be:

Gibraltar Gentry all in one Plastic Mailbox and Post combo, in black Gentry Post Mounted Mailbox by Gibraltar Mailbox, in black

This mailbox is available locally at home supply stores. They also can be located online. If not in stock, they can be ordered.

• Self-adhesive address number labels, a minimum of two (2) inches in height not to exceed

four (4) inches in height, must be neatly affixed and clearly visible on both sides of mailbox. • Numbers that are cracking, peeling, missing or hard to read, must be replaced. They can

be purchased at various home supply stores and West Marine. • No plantings at mailbox post base.

W. ADDITIONAL COMMUNITY GUIDELINES AND RESTRICTIONS

1. Parking

Parking horizontally in driveways or across sidewalks or lawns is prohibited. Any inoperative vehicle cannot be parked on road or in driveway or used for any form of storage when outside the garage. Inoperative vehicles must be stored in the garage. Servicing of vehicles on driveway or road is prohibited.

a) Parking Lots – The parking lots are intended solely for clubhouse and recreational usage from

6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Temporary overnight guest parking is permitted at the Maintenance Yard/Tennis Courts provided that a temporary guest permit is first obtained from the office and is placed within the vehicle so as to be clearly visible from the exterior (Maximum 14 days). Long term parking is available in the RV lot for an annual fee.

b) Vehicle Registration – All owner and/or resident vehicles shall display valid license plates

and state inspection stickers. Each owner/resident shall register with the Community


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Manager each vehicle owned within thirty (30) days of the date hereof. The Association shall issue a security bar code sticker for each vehicle being registered. The security bar code sticker must be placed vertically on the right rear window in order that the bar code reader may read it. All replacement or additional vehicles are required to be registered immediately.

c) Street Parking – Street parking is not permitted anywhere throughout the community

between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. In addition, street parking is prohibited at all times throughout a 24 hour day as follows:

Prohibited: • Parking in the fire zone immediately in front of the clubhouse; • Parking in non-designated areas; • Parking within 25 feet of any intersection or crosswalk; • Parking within 50 feet of a stop sign; • Parking within 10 feet of a fire hydrant; • Parking on the streets during or after a snow storm prior to plowing; • Parking against the direction of traffic; • One car can be parked on a single driveway; • Two cars can be parked on a double driveway.

d) Prohibited Vehicles – Owned or operated vehicles of residents displaying commercial license

plates and/or lettering must be parked in the homeowner’s garage or RV lot. State or municipal vehicles are exempt from this rule.

e) Boats, trailers, campers, or mobile homes may not be parked on any part of the homeowner’s property at any time. Parking may be available in the RV lot at an annual fee for these vehicles.

f) Handicapped Parking – A handicapped license plate or an appropriate handicap display is

required for parking in a handicap parking space.

g) Mobile Storage Units (Pods)/Dumpsters – Mobile storage units (pods) or dumpsters may be placed on the driveway for a limited time. Contact the Community Manager for permission.

2. Storage, Deck Boxes, Garden Hoses, Firewood Trash containers, gardening equipment and supplies (hose racks that are attached to side of home

and other hose containers are exempt), lumber, ladders and other miscellaneous items shall not be stored or left outdoors. Garden hoses are not to be visible in front of the home. Outside storage sheds are prohibited. Deck boxes are permitted and cannot exceed forty-eight (48) inches in width, twenty-eight (28) inches

in height and twenty-four (24) inches deep and are limited to one. Colors to coordinate with home and placed only on patio or deck.


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Firewood, stacked in a neat manner, may be stored outdoors, in the rear yard, but not on common ground.

3. Outdoor Grill & Patio Heater

• Portable propane outdoor grill (1) must be stored and used only behind the home, and not be

visible from the street.

• One Propane patio heater per patio or deck is permitted, and must be placed at least 5 feet from the home, with a heat output not to exceed 50,000 BTUs. The heater generally covers 200 square feet of heat, and is less than 7 Ft in height and designed to not be easily knocked over. No open flame units are permitted, and the heater is not to be placed under low hanging tree branches.

4. Trash Disposal & Recycling a) Trash containers, whether for household waste or recyclables, must have a secured cover or lid to prevent items from blowing away or being picked though by birds or other animals.

(1) Containers can be put out as early as seven (7) PM on the evening prior to a pick-up. Household waste is generally picked up on Tuesdays and Fridays.

(2) Trash and Recyclable containers are not to be stored outside. (3) Plastic bags of any kind are not to be used for household waste disposal outside of the

trash container and must be put in trash cans. (4) Christmas trees are not to be placed on the curb earlier than normal trash pick-up. (5) Trash containers may not be stored outside the home.

b) Recyclables are to be placed in a secure covered container marked with a Toms River Twp.

recycle sticker (available from the front desk). (2) Recyclables collections are noted in the community bulletin bi-monthly. (3) Recyclables are collected as part of the Ocean County Single Stream Recycling

Program. (4) Plastic bags of any kind are not to be used for recyclable waste disposal outside of

the trash containers, nor inside the container. (5) Recycle containers may not be stored outside the home.

The ONLY acceptable recycle materials for curbside collection include:

• Glass bottles and jars, plastic bottles and containers • Cans (aluminum, pie tins, steel & tin, empty aerosol) • Corrugated cardboard (shipping boxes) - Paperboard boxes • Flattened clean pizza boxes • Mixed paper (Newspapers magazines, mail, paper bags, wrapping paper, cards)

Other items such as phone books, rigid plastic, Styrofoam, shredded paper, or an excessive amount of single stream items, may be brought to either recycling centers on Church Rd or New Hampshire Ave, along with garden debris, dead plants and bundled twigs. Please refer to the Ocean County Recycling Directory for a comprehensive list of items and disposal instructions. No garbage enclosures are permitted at exterior of home.


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5. Satellite Dishes An Architectural Modification form must be submitted for installation of Satellite Dishes. Residential satellite dishes are permitted and may be placed on home or grounds at the point of best signal reception. Roof installation shall be done whenever possible. Attention should be given to locate the satellite dish in the least obtrusive location. If at ground level and visible from the street the dish must be camouflaged by shrubbery.

6. Solar Energy Initiatives The ARC recognizes that some homeowners may want to avail themselves of efficiencies that might be realized from utilizing solar energy to create electric power to partially or completely power their homes. The following items are the minimum required to be furnished to ARC with the application to install solar panels.

a) The homeowner should have the contractor provide an engineering report substantiating that

the roof is capable of supporting the increased load and submit the report with their proposal for a solar panel installation.

b) The contractor is responsible for obtaining all required permits and the homeowner submitting

copies to the ARC prior to any construction. The homeowner is responsible for providing the ARC with a copy of the final inspection report.

c) The Insurance Certificate showing the Homeowner as the insured, not the Community, must

be provided to ARC. d) The contractor is responsible to submit his/her application with a complete engineering

package detailing the product specifications, installation methodology, locations and dimensions, to the homeowner to submit to ARC.

e) Additionally, the homeowner must submit to ARC a complete electrical plan detailing the

connections to the home’s electrical system, including the routing of all cables from the electrical panels to the home’s internal electrical panel.

f) Freestanding collector units or solar panels are not permitted.

7. Feeding Wild Birds, Animals, Feeders and Birdhouses

Free standing or tree mounted bird houses, feeders and birdbaths are permitted only in the rear of the home on personal property and limited to two only.

Birdhouses and feeders etc. are not permitted in the front of the house nor attached to trees, windows or front of the home. There is to be NO ground feeding. Feeding deer and any other undomesticated animals (feral cats, squirrels, etc.) is prohibited.


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8. Domesticated Animals and Birds No reptiles, rabbits, horses, livestock, fowl or poultry, shall be raised, bred or kept in any home, garage, on a homeowner’s lot or on any common property, except as provided herein. The spreading of feed on the ground for animals and birds is prohibited. A maximum of three (3) domesticated birds are permitted as pets per home. No more than two (2) dogs or cats shall be permitted per household. Outdoor enclosures, pens, runs or dog houses are not permitted. Dogs cannot be leashed outside longer than six hours, not left outside alone, nor left out overnight. Clean drinking water must be provided. Violators can face a fine. (Toms River Ordinance) Owners, guests, agents and others shall accompany the dog or cat and pet must be on a leash. When walked in the community, dogs and cats must be curbed and must not be permitted to defecate and/or urinate upon any homeowner’s front lawn at any time. All excrement must be removed immediately from all properties. Electric animal fences, dog houses and dog runs are prohibited.

9. Nuisance & Noise

No noxious, hazardous or offensive activities shall be carried on, in or upon the property, or in any living unit which may be or become an annoyance or nuisance to other residents in accordance with the Toms River Township Noise Ordinance.

10. Vehicles

• Any vehicle that is not in working order, cannot be parked or stored on any street, parking lot or homeowner's driveway, and must be either removed from the community or placed in the homeowner's garage.

• Vehicles parked on a driveway cannot be used to store any materials visible from the street. • Motor vehicle repairs, for example, oil changes, tire rotations, etc. is not permitted, visible

from the street.

11. Snow Removal Homeowners are responsible for removing accumulations under 2 inches and for de-icing front walkway and driveway.

12. Emergency Generators An electrical generator (standby or portable, if powered by natural gas or gasoline in the case of portable generators) is permitted with prior approval from ARC to provide electric power during power outages only. One generator per home is permitted.


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All generators must have a manufacturer’s sound emissions level of 66dBA or less. The manufacturer’s specification sheet, including decibel level for the generator to be installed, must be included with the ARC application.

13. Standby Generator (Permanent) The proposed location of the generator must be indicated on the lot survey submitted with the ARC application.

Standby generators are to be fueled by the homeowner’s natural gas line, be stationary and securely anchored on a permanent concrete pad a minimum of four inches thick.

• The standby generator must be installed no closer than 10 feet from the front corner

of the house • And no closer than 2 feet from the side of the house if installed in a side yard. • If the generator is installed in the rear of the house, it may not extend beyond the projection

of the side line of the house and be placed no closer than 2 feet from the rear of the house • Generators cannot be located within 5 feet of a window or door. • No generator can be installed in front of the house.

All generators which are connected to the electric house wiring through a transfer switch (to prevent feedback to power utility lines) must be installed by a licensed electrician and comply with all applicable codes and inspected by the appropriate Toms River code officials. The generator system shall be designed for residential use and must comply with all national, state and local codes and all manufacturers’ installation guidelines. Evidence of compliance of all local codes specifically relating to location must be detailed in the ARC application for reference only.

Homeowners must obtain all necessary township approvals and provide final approvals to the ARC prior to placing the unit in operation.

14. Portable Generators

Portable generators are to be fueled by gasoline only.

Portable generators or gasoline cans cannot be stored outdoors and must be removed within 8 hours of power being restored. Portable generators are to be used exclusively by one home. Extension cords between homes are not permitted.

15. Violation of Rules

Homeowners are encouraged to report any violations of the ARC Rules & Regulations in writing to the management, with your signature. It will be kept confidential. The community manager, in cooperation with the ARC, also makes periodic unannounced inspections of the community.


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16. Contractor Limits As per Toms River Township: Contractors should not begin work for homeowners before 8am Monday thru Saturday. The work must be completed by 6pm. Work on Sundays should be reserved for emergency reasons only.

17. Fines Violations can be subject to a monetary fine per the governing documents: The first fine may be your $100 security check in addition to $100 dollars per month, then up to $250 a month which can then become a lien on your home.

A project cannot be started nor completed prior to being given approval from the ARC or a fine will be applied. An application will still be required and a $100 fine applied.

Have a Question or Need Assistance?

While we have tried to make the Greenbriar Woodlands Rules and Regulations booklet clear and concise and easy to find what you're looking to do to your property, there may be something that is not quite clear, or is not covered in the booklet. The Committee exists to work with our residents to make their desired improvements in a manner that complies with the Restrictive Covenants.

If you would like to consult with the ARC before submitting a request, you can contact any of the Committee members with your question or concern. The names of current members and their phone numbers, are listed in the front of the community Phone Directory under the heading Architectural Review Committee (ARC). Please contact a member who will be able to guide you through the process and may review your plans at your home if necessary.

Our goal is to be responsive to your needs, while maintaining the overall appearance of the Community we all live in.

The ARC reserves the right to approve or disapprove any application item or rule that is not provided for in the Rules and Regulations.

Revisions approved by CAB February 2020.

INDEX

Topic Page Additional A/C, Heating Units 5

Additions, Siding, Roofing, Gutters 7

Animals, Domesticated 18

Appeal, Right of 1

Application Procedures 1

Application, Failure To Submit 3, 20

Application, Incomplete 1

Application, Time Valid For 1

Approval Cycle Time 1

Arbors, Trellis 2, 8, 9

ARC General Rules 2-3

ARC Property Access 1, 4

ARC Purpose 1

Artificial Flowers, Wreaths 2,8,10

Awnings 2, 6

Bamboo, Planting 2

Bird Feeders, Houses & Baths 17

Birds, Wild 17

Boats 15

Brick Facades 4, 7

Brush, Grass, Leaf Disposal 7

Building Permits, Township 1, 2

Cable/Utility Damage 3

Cameras, Security 3

Campers, RVs 15

Carpeting, Outside 5, 7

Cats 18

Chimineas 2

Clotheslines 2

Common Area Landscaping 2, 4

Community Association Board-CAB 1

Completion Notification 2

Concrete Coloring, Painting 4, 5

Concrete Stamping 6

Contractor Limits 20

Court Games, Permanent 2

Curb Cutting 2

Damages, Homeowner 3

Dead, Shrubs & Trees 7-9

Topic Page

Decks 2, 7

Decorations, Holiday, Inflatable 10

Deposit Refunds 2

Deviation from Approval 3

Digging, Earth Removal 3

Dog Houses 2

Dogs 18

Driveway Sealants 4

Driveway Widening 4

Dumpsters 15

Easement Encroachments 3

Electric Fences 2

Evergreen Trees 12

Exterior Maintenance 4, 6, 7

Exterior Painting 2,4

Exterior Walls, Extensions 4

Failure to Submit Application 2, 20

Fencing 8-10

Fines 20

Firepits 2

Fireplaces, Indoor 2

Firewood 15

Flags, Flag Poles, Holiday 1,10

Flowers Pots 8

Foundation Painting 4

Foundation Plantings 7

Fountains 2

Fruit Bearing Trees, Shrubs 8-10 Garage Doors, Hardware, Color 2, 5

Garden Debris Disposal 7

Garden Flags 10

Garden Hoses 10, 15

Garden Walls 7

Garden Windows 3

Gardens 10

Gas Lines, Fireplaces 2, 5

Gazebos 2, 6

Generators, Emergency 2, 18

Generators, Portable 19

Topic Page

Grading, Drainage 3

Grills, Portable 2, 16

Grounds Maintenance 7

Gutters, Leaders, Color 4, 8

Gutters, Maintenance 8

Handicapped Parking 15

Hanging Planters 2, 8

Heaters, Patio, Deck 16

Hedges 8

Help with Rules 20

Holiday Decorations 10

Homeowner's Responsibility 1, 2

Hose, Reels 8, 15

Hot Tubs 2

Inflatable Decorations 10

Landscape Mulch, Stones 4, 7, 8

Landscaping Changes 2, 8

Lawn Furniture 8, 9

Lawn Maintenance 7

Leaf Disposal 7

Lights, Security, Sensor 3, 10

Livestock, Other Animals 18

Living Fence, Walls 6

Lot Survey 2, 3

Mailbox Numbers 14 Mailboxes & Posts, Replacement 13

Mark Outs 3

Marker Flags 9

Materials, Colors, Samples 4

Mobile Storage Units, PODS 15

Mold 8

Mulch, Foundation 7

NJ One Call Procedure 3

Noise, Nuisance 18

Ornaments 8-10

Parking, Driveway 14

Parking, Long Term 14

Parking, Overnight 15

Parking, Street, Lots 14

Patio Covers 6

Patio Extensions 2

Topic Page

Pavers, Concrete 4

Permits 2

Pinwheels 10 Plant Removal, Common Ground 2

Planters, Hanging, Pots 9

Plastic Garbage Bags 16

PODS Storage 15

Ponds 2

Pop-Up Diffusers 2

Porch Enclosures 2

Porticos 5

Propane Tank Storage 2

Purpose of ARC 1

Railings, Color, Height 6

Rain Barrels 2

Recycling Centers 7

Recycling Collection 16

Recycling Containers 16

Recycling Guidelines 16

Religious Statues 2, 9

Roof Shingles, Colors 4

Roofing Maintenance 7

Rules Violations 19

Satellite Dishes 2, 17

Screened Structures 6

Sea Shells 8

Seasonal Decorations 9, 13

Security Cameras 3

Security Deposit 1, 2

Security Lights 3

Setbacks, Property Line 7

Sheds, Storage Units 2, 13

Shepard Hooks 8

Shutters 2, 4

Sidewalks, Concrete 2

Siding Maintenance 4, 7

Siding Materials 4

Sight Triangle Easements 9

Signs 9

Snow Removal 18

Soaking Tubs 2

Topic Page

Solar Path Lights 3

Spotlights 3

Stones, Stepping 4

Storage Sheds 7, 15

Stump Removal 10

Sun Room, Additions 2, 5

Survey, Lot 2, 3

Swimming Pools, Outdoor 2

Tents 6

Torches 2

Trailers 15

Trash Collection 15

Trash Containers 16

Tree Branches 13 Tree Removal, Common Ground 2

Tree Removal, Marking 12-13

Tree Removal, Residence 12-13 Tree Replacement, Types, Size 12-13

Tree Roots, Stumps 12-13

Tree Wells 13

Tree, Rear Yard 13

Trimmings Disposal 7

Utility Boxes, Plantings 13

Utility Markouts 3

Vegetable Plants 10

Vehicle Registration 14

Vehicle Security Bar Code 14

Vehicles, Inoperative 14, 18

Vehicles, Repairing, Servicing 18

Walkways, Extensions 2

Weather Vanes 9

Wind Chimes 10

Window Boxes 3

Window Grids 3

Window Replacement 3

Window, Garden 3

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