Homeowner's Association -
Fairwood , Washington
Rules & Regulations
Vehicles
I. Introduction
Article IX, Section 4 of the Fairwood Greens’ CC&Rs require that each homeowner is to maintain the exterior appearance of his/her property in a manner that upholds the quality of our neighborhood. These declarations are to protect every homeowner’s property value by ensuring a well-kept and desirous place in which to live.
Additionally, the CC&Rs, Article IX, Section 4, specifically prohibit the repair of vehicles outdoors on any lot.
Vehicles that are in violation are:
- In state of disrepair and the factors which will be considered include without limitations, flat tires, on stands, significant amount of foreign material (moss, pine needles, bird dropping, etc), on vehicle or;
- In long-term storage and the factors which will be considered include without limitations, having expired license plates and/or are covered with a material/tarp that makes them inoperable as they stand.
II. Infraction
- First Offense - $10/day
- Second Offense - $25/day
- Third and All Subsequent Offenses - $50/day
Once a violation has been reported by an individual homeowner and/or by the Fairwood Greens’ Security Patrol, confirmation will be determined, the violating homeowner notified in writing, and, if not corrected in a timely manner, fines assessed according to Section III.
At the Board’s discretion, legal action may be taken against the violating homeowner at any point once a violation has been confirmed. Additional fines will continue to be assessed while the legal action is in process if the homeowner continues to violate the declaration. All legal expenses associated with the enforcement of this declaration may be assigned to the violating homeowner.
The opportunity to appeal the Board’s decision is available under Rules and Regulations on "Appeal Process".
III. Fines
Fines for violation of the parking/storing of a vehicle will be imposed at the following daily rates:
IV. Rule Enforceability
If any portion of this rule is determined to be legally unenforceable, it shall not negate the enforceability of the remaining portions of the rule.
Dated and Enacted April 23, 2002