Regulation.: Rules & Penalty Regulation
Rules & Penalty Regulation
Rule categories:
Category A: Any restriction, regulation, or resolution
that impacts personal safety or property
endangerment.
Sanctions:
1) Up to $5000 per instance penalty assessment
for a behavioral violation.
Category B: Any restriction, regulation, or resolution
that significantly impacts property
value, community appearance, or general well
being of other members
Sanctions:
1) Up to $100 per day penalty assessment
for a non-behavioral violation.
2) Up to $1000 per instance penalty assessment
for a behavioral violation.
Category C: Any restriction, regulation, or resolution
that is not included in A or B.
Sanctions:
1) Up to $50 per day penalty assessment for
a non-behavioral violation.
2) Up to $500 per instance penalty assessment
for a behavioral violation.
3) One time assessment equal to the amount
of actual damage.
Restrictions, regulations, or resolutions
that are to be enforced.
============================ Category A =========================
a. No reckless operation of vehicles on common
association roadways including DUI
but
not limited to impairing substances.
b. Violation of fire burning regulation.
c. Noxious behavior that directly impacts
personal safety or endangers property.
============================ Category B =========================
11. No noxious or offensive activity shall
be permitted on the property.
13. No timber cutting will be permitted except
for the clearing of home sites or driveways
except where the area cleared is seeded,
or planted and maintained in such a
manner
in
keeping with the standards of the subdivision.
Clear cutting is not permitted.
12. No tract shall be used as a dumping ground
for rubbish, trash, garbage, and all
waste
shall be kept only in sanitary containers.
All equipment for the storage or disposal
of
refuse shall be kept in a clean and
sanitary
condition
23. No trail motorcycles, ATVs or other similar
recreational vehicles, may be operated
anywhere within Pinnacle Mountain.
4. Residents and property owners shall not
be allowed to park vehicles on the
road except
in emergencies. Unless otherwise posted,
guests and visitors of owners may park
on
the
shoulder of the roads, while visiting
property
owners for a short duration, so long
as the
health, safety and convenience of other
residents
within the subdivision are not impaired.
9. No animals, livestock or poultry of any
kind shall be kept, raised or bred
on the
property, except that dogs, cats or
other
common household pets and horses may
be kept
so long as the owner of such animals
do not
keep, breed, or maintain such animals
for
any commercial purposes. All such animals
must be kept in fenced areas to the
rear
of the
main residence and when out for exercise
should be kept on a leash and not allowed
to
become a nuisance to other residents,
property
owners or their guests.
Horse barns, not more than one and one-half
stories in height, consisting of not
more
than
four stalls, a tack room, a wash area
and
hay storage will be permitted on tracts
larger
than ten acres. If a property owner
has two
or more contiguous tracts, these can
be
merged into one tract for the purpose
of
meeting this requirement. Said barn
must
be no
closer than one hundred feet to any
front,
side or rear tract line of any other
tract
owner
and must be approved by the Architectural
Committee.
16. All fuel tanks and containers shall be
covered or buried underground consistent
with
normal safety precautions and local
governed
regulations.
=============================Category C =========================
1. All property owners must submit for approval
to the Architectural Committee a
driveway plan prior to any building
site
preparation. This plan must include
at a
minimum the location of the proposed
driveway
on a plat, location of drainage ditches,
and type of culvert(s) if required.
The Architectural
Committee review will be guided by
our association’s Road Standards.
2. All property owners are responsible for
excessive road damage done to association
common roadways by themselves or anyone
in
their contract. Excessive road damage
will
be determined by the PMPOA Road Committee.
3. All other restrictions, covenants, rules,
regulations or resolutions not specifically
defined in Category A or B above.
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