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Policy for Enforcement of Declarations
Persimmon Hill Bylaws
Declaration of Restrictions
Declaration of Persimmon Hill
Articles of Incorporation
Journal Entry of Judgment in Favor of Persimmon Hill
Boat Storage Questions & Policy
There seems to be some confusion on the Boat Storage Issue. Each year we were receiving numerous complaints from Homeowners about residents storing their boats in their driveways, along side their houses, in their backyards, or even around the lake in the greenway areas. To get a better definition of our deed restriction that pertains to boat storage the Board of Directors contacted an Attorney that specializes in Homeowners Associations. The attorney advised and assisted the board in completing a detailed interpretation of the Deed Restriction that could be enforced. In the past we relied on Homeowners to respectfully abide by the Deed Restrictions. Regretfully many have not and the Board must react. As our subdivision reaches 500 homes, it is imperative that all Homeowners review and abide by our Deed Restrictions to keep Persimmon Hill an attractive and valued subdivision.
Automobile Repair and Storage of Assemblies, Trailers, Etc. Prohibited.
There shall be no automobile repair conducted on any of the lots bound by these restrictions. No automobiles, trailers, campers or boats shall be stored outside of any residence constructed on the lots subject to these restrictions without the written approval of the Board. A vehicle shall be deemed stored on a driveway if it is not being driven on a public street at least once in 10 consecutive days.
Fence Policy
.No fence of any kind or description shall be erected on any lot unless and until the location, height and material to be used have been approved by the Board. Any person desiring to construct a fence on any lot shall submit to the Board a written request for permission to construct a fence. The request shall state the name and address of the lot on which the proposed fence is to be constructed and the location, height, reason for construction and materials to be used in constructing the fence. The Board shall, within 30 days after the date on which such request is received, give to the owner of the property its written approval or disapproval of the request. It is expressly provided, however, that no fence to be constructed along or parallel to the boundary line of any lot, shall exceed 4 feet in height. Fences shall be constructed of wood or wood like material except as approved by the Board in writing.