Noxious and Undesirable Uses
Section 11 of the Mutual Easements provides:
"No noxious or undesirable thing, trade or business or noxious or undesirable use of the property in said Addition whatsoever shall be permitted or maintained upon said property or in said Addition, and whether or not a thing, trade, business or use is undesirable or noxious is within the determination of the Grantor."
It has long been the policy of the Board that certain uses have been deemed undesirable and inappropriate for the neighborhood. The Board's guidelines benefit all residents and enhance the neighborhood property values. While the list of examples is in no way exclusive, the Board has decided that the following are undesirable uses in violation of the Mutual Easements:
- Outdoor storage of the following in a manner that is visible
from the street or neighboring properties: boats, recreational
vehicles, trailers, and inoperable or unlicensed motor vehicles (temporary storage for less than 72 hours to permit cleaning, loading and unloading, etc. is permissible).
- Outdoor storage in a location visible from the street or neighboring properties of construction materials or debris (temporary storage of these items is permissible during construction work).