Having a basic knowledge of the protective restrictions designed to keep our community well maintained and our property values high is important for all homeowners. Complete a Homeowner Self Assessment to insure your property is compliant
Here’s an abbreviated overview of the primary covenants every owner should know:
Architectural Review Approval
Before making any external changes to your property (construction, painting, roof, windows landscaping), you’ll need ARC approval. The easy-to-use Architectural and Landscaping Approval form is available here. It usually takes only a week or less for the Architectural Committee to respond.
Mailbox/Light Pole Maintenance
Mailbox/light posts must conform to community standards, be aesthetically maintained, and be illuminated from dusk to dawn. Click here for a compliant mailbox image and more information on maintaining your mailbox.
Property Maintenance at your Address
- Trash receptacles are to be placed at the curb no earlier than 24 hours the evening prior to pick-up, and must be removed within 24 hours following pick-up. They are to be stored either inside the dwelling structure or in an approved exterior enclosure where they are not visible from the street.
- Lawns and landscaping must be irrigated and cut and neatly trimmed in a satisfactory condition so as not to be a detriment to the neighborhood. Landscape design, installation, and maintenance shall promote and preserve the appearance, character, and value of the surrounding area.
- Home Maintenance is important. Homes should be kept in a satisfactory condition that will not be a detriment to the community. This means roofs should be cleaned on a regular basis to remove any accumulation of mold, paint will be in good condition, debris will be removed from property and garage doors should be closed unless the garage is in use.
Rentals
Short term rentals are limited to three 30 day leases per year. A rental application and tenant background checks are required and subject to board approval at least 20 days before a lease can begin. Read the full lease restrictions by clicking here. To complete a lease application form, please click here.
We can each play a significant part in preserving property values and protecting the quality of our neighborhoods by following the golden rule of deed-restricted communities—be a good neighbor!
Click on the links below to read the official documents:
Articles of Incorporation
LCCPOA Bylaws
LCCPOA General Covenants