Community Standards


The social success of a community development depends in large part on the accepted standards that govern how residents are expected to conduct themselves. Without these standards and a means to enforce them, the community living experience could become chaotic indeed. Your Board of Directors has adopted the following rules and regulations in accordance with that portion of the California Civil Code known as the “Davis-Sterling Common Interest Development Act.” Our goal is to assure enjoyment and tranquility for everyone living in our community.

Introduction

Article I. Common Area

Article II. Protection of Common Area

Article III. Noise/Curfew

Article IV. Pool

Article V. Refuse Removal & Trash

Article VI. Signs

Article VII. Pets

Article VIII. Toxic Waste

Article IX. Occupancy

Article X. Window Covering

Article XI. Parking, Vehicles, & Drives

Article XII. Architectural Restrictions

Article XIII. Plumbing Policy