- LOOMIS TRAIL HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION RULES AND REGULATIONS
- PURPOSE:
- RESPONSIBILITY:
- RULES:
- 1. Landscaping
- 2. Fences
- 3. Vacant Lots
- 4. Garbage Cans
- 5. Storage of All Items
- 6. Air Conditioning Units.
- 7. Flagpoles
- 8. Clotheslines
- 9. Signage
- 10. Satellite TV Antennas/Dishes
- 11. Common Areas
- 12. Stormwater Treatment Pond
- 13. Basketball Hoops
- 14. Parking
- 15. Parking Pullouts
- 16. Special Event Parking
- 17. Exterior Lighting
- 18. Holiday Lights
- 19. Window Coverings
- 20. Fires
- 21. Noise
- 22. Fireworks
- 23. Pets
- 24. Speed Limit
- 25. Gate Remotes
- 26. Home Exterior
- 27. Tenants
- 28. Garage Sales
- 29. Notices of Violation
LOOMIS TRAIL HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION RULES AND REGULATIONS
Revised 11/3/19, Prepared 2/2/13
PURPOSE:
The purpose of the Loomis Trail HOA Rules and Regulations is to aid in maintaining a high standard of living in The Greens at Loomis Trail community. They serve to enhance the quality of life, to maximize enjoyment for all members and to provide the framework in which people can live in harmony.
These rules are supplemental to the association’s Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) and Bylaws and are not designed to replace them but, rather, add to them by summarizing information, clarifying content and providing an easier way to obtain information.
RESPONSIBILITY:
Each homeowner is required to comply with these rules and is responsible for the actions of their family members, guests and tenants. Non-compliance may result in fines or legal action if required.
RULES:
In 2007, Area B (AKA Division 2 or Phase 2) merged with Area A (AKA Division 1 or Phase 1) as a single, unified property. The merged Divisions are equally governed by the “Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions, and Reservations for the Greens at Loomis Trail (Phase 1),” by the “Bylaws of the Loomis Trail Homeowners Association,” and by the published “Rules and Regulations.”
1. Landscaping
Landscaping must be maintained in good appearance at all times. Any landscape changes must be submitted for written approval before starting work.
2. Fences
All fence plans must be approved in writing before any work begins. No unsightly objects may be hung on fences.
No fencing of any kind shall be allowed on Division 1, Lots 54 through 64, and Division 2, Lots 1 through 14.
3. Vacant Lots
Vacant lots must be maintained. Vegetation must be mowed to maintain a height not more than twelve inches (12”) at all times.
4. Garbage Cans
Garbage cans and recycle bins must be kept screened from view from neighbors and common areas. Containers must be put away on the same day as pick up.
5. Storage of All Items
Storage of all items, including sporting equipment, toys, garden tools and storage containers must be screened from view from neighbors and common areas.
6. Air Conditioning Units.
Air Conditioning units, heat pumps and other mechanical equipment must be located in side or rear yards and be screened from view from neighbors and common areas. No air conditioning units shall project or be attached to the outside walls or windows of any dwelling.
7. Flagpoles
Flag poles mounted on front porch posts are permitted. Free-standing poles cannot exceed twenty feet (20’) and are restricted to back yards only. Flags are not to exceed three feet (3’) by five feet (5’) in size.
8. Clotheslines
Clotheslines of any kind are not permitted.
9. Signage
Only For Sale or Rent signs are permitted. Signs must be of professional design and a standard size of twenty-four inches by twenty inches (24”X20”). No more than one sign per lot is permitted without the written approval of the board. No signs allowed in common areas except temporarily during open houses.
10. Satellite TV Antennas/Dishes
No more than two (2) satellite TV antennas/dishes are permitted per lot provided that they are not visible from the road.
11. Common Areas
No owner may interfere in any way with common areas.
12. Stormwater Treatment Pond
Children are not permitted to play near the stormwater treatment pond as it presents a safety hazard.
13. Basketball Hoops
Basketball hoops are permitted on private property only.
14. Parking
Parking of up to two (2) vehicles in driveways shall be permitted. Only operable, properly registered automobiles, light trucks and family vans are permitted.
15. Parking Pullouts
The parking pullouts in the roads are for the use by both homeowners and visitors on a temporary basis. Vehicle parking should be limited to 72 hours in duration. Homeowners are encouraged to utilize their driveway parking first.
16. Special Event Parking
One day special event parking is permitted with vehicles being parked on one side of
the street only, allowing access for emergency vehicles. It is the responsibility of the
homeowner to make sure their guests are not blocking the roadways or in any way
causing a hazard by the location of their parked vehicles.
17. Exterior Lighting
Exterior lighting is to be limited to a maximum of 60 watts per fixture. Light bulbs must
be either clear or white.
18. Holiday Lights
Holiday lights are permitted for reasonable periods of time only during holidays.
19. Window Coverings
No foil or reflective material is permitted in windows. Temporary window
coverings (sheets, blankets) are not permitted.
20. Fires
No open outdoor fires are permitted.
21. Noise
No person shall cause any unreasonably loud noise anywhere in the community.
Mowing of lawns and other noisy work should be restricted to hours that will cause the
least amount of disturbance to neighbors.
22. Fireworks
Fireworks are not permitted in the community.
23. Pets
Pets are to be kept properly attended and under owner’s control at all times. Pets must be
on leash when off of owner’s property. Only domestic pets are permitted. The Board may
require the removal of any pet, if found to be disturbing or threatening to other’s. Owners are
to clean up after their pets. (CC&Rs 9.1.11)
24. Speed Limit
There is a posted speed limit of 15 mph throughout the community.
25. Gate Remotes
Gate remotes may be obtained and codes may be programmed from
an online source. (Refer to resources/info sheet or the neighborhood website).
26. Home Exterior
All house color or material changes on the exterior of any home requires prior
written approval.
27. Tenants
Owners are responsible for providing tenants with all the Loomis Trail
HOA documents and are responsible for their tenant’s actions. Tenants must
communicate with their landlord NOT the management company.
28. Garage Sales
Garage sales are not permitted except as an organized community-wide event not more
than once per year.
29. Notices of Violation
When sending written Notices of Violation, they shall be mailed by regular postal service