Don’t be a nuisance to your neighbors
Holiday lighting/decorations shall not become a nuisance to
neighbors. Holiday lighting/decorations that directly correspond to
specific and generally recognized events may be displayed for a
period of seven (7) days preceding the specific calendar holiday and
must be removed within three (3) days following the said holiday.
The only exception is for holiday lighting/decorations for the
holidays that fall in the month of December. As to such holidays,
lighting and decorations otherwise complying herewith may be put up
as early as the immediately preceding Thanksgiving holiday and must
be removed no later than January 7, 2012.
Furthermore, no holiday lighting/decorations can be placed by Owners
on Common Areas and electricity for such holiday lighting/decorations
must be provided from the Dwelling Unit/Lot and my not be derived
from any Common Area facility.
All lighting intended by the manufacturer to be a permanent fixture
on a Dwelling Unit or a permanent part of the landscape on a Lot is
subject to the architectural application process, including prior
written approval before any use or installation, whether or not such
lighting is made a permanent fixture or part of the landscaping.
(See also Landscape Lighting and Lighting guidelines set forth in the
paragraphs that immediately follow) All other lighting, in good
form, shall be considered holiday lighting and subject to this
guideline.
