The following guidelines apply to all residents of Premier
Place. This does not replace the
requirements set forth in the lease. The
by-laws establish additional rules that are not included in this document and
remain in force. Management is
responsible for distributing the rules to all residents, and residents are
responsible for reading and complying with the rules.
PETS
1. Occupant is limited to two domesticated pets of
the dog and cat variety. This means one
cat and one dog, or two dogs, or two cats. The Board may require immediate and permanent
removal of any pet exhibiting aggressive behavior or in violation of other
rules.
2. All cats and dogs must be on a leash.
3. Animals may be tied up outside on the patio area
only with the owner present.
4. All pet owners will pick up waste left by dogs
and use the designated areas for dog relief. The preferred areas for pet toileting are the
woods or in the empty field at the north end of the development. If necessary, the area behind the garages
(along the road) may be used with care to avoid plantings and the garage
siding.
5. A $50 fine will be issued for not picking up dog
feces or allowing a dog or cat to run loose on the property.
6. Pet waste must be stored in bags in trash
receptacles and not on porches or patios.
PARKING
1. Overnight parking/storage of house trailers,
commercial vehicles, boat trailers, boats, camping vehicles, snowmobiles,
snowmobile trailers, or vehicles other than automobiles is prohibited.
2. Each condominium is guaranteed one spot in the
parking lot in addition to the garage space.
3. Some buildings’ residents have chosen to assign numbered
parking places to units and post a sign restricting parking in numbered spaces
with violators subject to towing. Friends
and family are prohibited from parking vehicles on the property when they are
not actual on-site guests of the condominium.
4. Residents are required to register their
vehicles with management, along with the vehicles of overnight guests staying
longer than one week.
5. Violations of parking rules will result in a
written warning placed on the vehicle for the first complaint. Additional complaints will result in towing
at the vehicle owner’s expense. Management
will not routinely patrol the lots looking for violators, but will investigate
possible violations identified by residents.
CLUBHOUSE
1. The clubhouse may be used daily from 9 am to
midnight. The maximum capacity is 50.
2. The resident must make the reservation in person
at the clubhouse and sign a form agreeing to the terms of use. The lower level and pool are not available
for private use such as birthday parties.
3. A $100 cash deposit must be made at least one
week in advance of the event or the reservation will be cancelled. The cash will be returned after the event
minus the costs for additional cleaning or repairs. A resident may opt to leave a deposit on file
with management.
4. The resident who reserved the clubhouse must be
present during the entire event.
5. The clubhouse must be left in the same condition
it was found. User is responsible for
cleaning after the event and providing necessary supplies.
6. No smoking or pets are allowed in the
clubhouse.
7. Decorations, etc. should not be attached to
walls and ceilings and electrical outlets should not be overloaded.
8. The swimming pool, showers, office, and gym may
not be used by those attending the event.
9. All noise and activities should be limited to
the inside of the building, and the doors should remain closed to respect the
rights of neighbors.
10. Upon departure, all doors must be locked and
windows closed. Keys should be left in
the office drop box.
11.
It is recommended that the user document any
problems with the space ahead of the event to avoid any undeserved charges
afterwards.
Note: Other residents may not use the main floor
clubhouse while another resident has reserved its use. The lower level may always be used by
residents even if the upstairs is reserved for a private event. Residents should enter the lower level
through the pool entrance when weather permits.
COMMON AREAS
General: Decorative items may be secured with
magnetic or 3M stickers. Nails/screws
may not be used on doors, stone work, siding or pillars. The cost of removing these items will be
charged to the resident.
Front
area:
1. No resident shall perform any landscaping or
plant any trees, shrubs or flowers upon the common elements in the front of the
building. Ornamental items will be
limited to flowers in pots in the front of the building. Furniture is limited
to non-plastic, neutral-toned chairs or a bench. Requests for an exception to this rule will
be made in writing to management.
2. Holiday decorations may include colored lights
and wreaths/swags on the front door.
Lights must be removed by January 30.
Back area:
3. Residents may “personalize” the space behind
their condo with the following requirements;
A written plan must be submitted to
management prior to making any changes.
Modifications must not exceed the back
edge of the patio.
Temporary pavers may be added to
either side of the patio, up to a limit of 12 inches and must match the
concrete color.
Existing plantings must not be
removed or damaged. The space must be returned to its original state if
requested by the association.
Personal plantings must fit the
existing plan, and the mulch must be the same as used by the association.
Grills and furniture may be stored on the concrete patio during the winter.
Owners who have modified their back
areas prior to issuing these guidelines may apply to the Board for an exception.
MISCELLANEOUS
1. The color of the window treatments on the
exterior side of the windows must be white. Exceptions will be made for owners who
violated this rule prior to publication of this document.
Sills and windows on
the front side of the building will be kept clear of decorations.
2.
In keeping with fire codes, there will be no
portable or permanent fire pits (or similar item) placed on the patio, and
these items may not be used in the common areas.
3.
Garbage cans may be put out for collection after
6 PM the night before collection day and must be stored in the garage by the
end of the day following collection.
4.
Door-to-door solicitation is not allowed on the
premises unless approved by the Board. This rule applies to all fundraisers sponsored
by schools, girl scouts, sport teams, etc.
5. Cigarette butts should not be dropped in the
common spaces, and residents should be considerate of their neighbors before
deciding to smoke on the patios and porches.
COMPLIANCE
Article XII (A) of the by-laws provides the necessary
authority to hold people accountable. The
rental agreement covers compliance for the renters.
Most violations would result in a three-step process:
1.
Written warning
2.
$50 fine
3.
$100 fine
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