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RULES ENFORCEMENT POLICY
The Board of Directors, or association manager if applicable, shall be vested with all
legal rights and authority to enforce the rules and regulations. These penalties apply for
violations by the Homeowners Association members (owners), guests, tenants and
employees of owners / tenants.
Action for noncompliance with rules set forth in the CC&R's or the Rules and
Regulations are as follows:
The Board will give written notice to the owner of the rules violation
giving 10 days to correct the violation.
2. Should the owner fail to correct the violation the Board will conduct a
hearing of the rules violation giving 10 days notice of the hearing.
Non-compliance after notice of the violation and the hearing may result in the following
penalties. The Board may use whichever of these penalties that is warranted by the level
of the rules violation and need not follow the sequence.
Suspension of membership rights including use of the common areas and
voting rights.
2. Monetary penalty in the following amounts per day until the violation is
corrected:
a. $25.00
b. $50.00
c. $100.00
3. Legal action to correct the violation and collect the penalties.
A rules violation involving a parking issue or a health and safety issue may result in
corrective action by any Board member / manager without following the above
procedures providing verbal and or written notification is given. This may involve
towing of vehicles or notification of the violation to the proper authority.
MARCH 2O05
Laguna Linda Homeowners Association
MAJ-\-TE'_�ANCE STANDARDS
PALN-T (exterior walls, trim and rain gutters, fences)
Colors must be chosen from existing colors. See original colors on file vidth the Architectural
Committee_
ROOFING
Tile must match existing tile as closely as possible. No other type of roofing material may be
used. If matching the is no longer available, tile from an area of the roof not visible from the
common area must be used and a closely matching tile used to replace the tile that was moved.
SOLAR P A-N-EL S
If removed, solar panels must be replaced with another solar panel or with tile that matches the
existing roof tile. See Roofing.
SKYLIGHTS
Skylights must match existing skylights. No white or reflective glazing is permitted. Natural
aluminum is not permitted.
GARAGE DOORS
Replacement garage doors must match existing doors in color and style. See manufact rer.'style
on file with Architectural Committee.
FRONT DOORS
Replacement or refinished front doors and side panels must closely march the existing doors_
Screen doors are not allowed on the exterior of the front doors.
SIDE DOORS
Side doors must be solid doors. The color must match the trim or the garage door_
WINDOWS & WINDOW SCREENS
Replacements must match existing windows and screens. Exterior shutters are not allowed.
LIGHTING
Front porch and exterior garage fixtures must match or be similar to other fzxtures in the complex.
Security lights are not allowed in front of homes and those within residential lots must be pointed
down to avoid shining at neighboring properties which may be construed as a nuisance.
SATELLITE DISHES
The dish must be 18 inches or less in diameter and must be installed in a location that is least
obtrusive to the surrounding neighborhood as long as the quality of reception is not impaired and
there is not an unreasonable increase in the cost of installation. Wiring or cabling must be
installed so as to be minimally visible and blend into the background to which it is mounted.
FLAGS
Flagpoles may not be installed on the common areas in front of residences. One United States
flag, in good condition, may be flown from a flag holder at the corner of the garage during
daylight hours.
OTHER
Additions to the exterior of the residences or interior windows facing the common area (wall
hangings, clocks, stained glass, etc.) must blend with the exterior of the residence and must be
approved by the Architectural Committee.
Additions and alterations to residential backyards, including but not limited to spas, patio
extensions, patio covers, etc. must be approved by the Architectural Committee to ensure that the
additions/alterations do not impede or affect neighboring residential lots or the common areas
(i.e. drainage, view obstruction, etc.).
MARCH 2O05