exhibit b providence master homeowners association design review ...

VEHICLE AND PARKING REGULATIONS (Continued):
Guest parking — As a courtesy to neighboring Residents, Guests should park in front of the home
they are visiting and shall not block any driveway, mailbox or fire safety area.
Inoperable vehicles — Inoperable vehicles may not be stored or parked on any Lot, other than in the
garage. An inoperable vehicle is defined as a vehicle that cannot operate on public streets because
it does not run or is not legally licensed. Vehicles parked on the Common Elements may be towed at
the property Owner's expense and damages to any Common Element will be charged to such
Owner.
Overnight parking in Community parking lots is prohibited.
Parking — It is the intent of the Association to discourage on-street parking as much as possible.
Residents should make every effort to keep their vehicles in their garages and driveways. Parking on
any part of the front yard landscape/rockscape areas is prohibited. Vehicles shall not park in service
areas, in violation of handicapped parking laws, over the curb, on the grass or sidewalk or along
facility access roads. Vehicles parked on Association Common Elements in violation of these rules
shall be subject to towing, fines and other sanctions.
Recreational Vehicle — No boat, camper, recreational vehicle, trailer, van, or motor home of any
type may be stored or parked on any Lot other than in the garage, except temporarily for the purpose
of loading and unloading for no more than 48 hours. The following also applies to recreational
vehicles:
• Electrical and water connections may not be left unattended across sidewalks;
• Individuals are not permitted to reside in such vehicles at any time while within the
Community;
• The wheels of such vehicles shall not be parked on the sidewalks or over the curb;
• Discharge of gray or black waste water is strictly prohibited;
• Such vehicles may not be parked on parking lots, easements or other areas owned by the
Association.
• Permanent storage of such vehicles on any Lot other than in the garage is subject to DRC
review and approval — and shall be dependant, in part, upon the size of the Lot and the
Recreational Vehicle - and full screening from the street.
Safety — This is a residential area, with children at play. Posted speed limits shall be observed at all
times.
Unlicensed vehicles and operators — Operating unlicensed motor vehicles or driving motor
vehicles without an operator's license is not permitted on the Community streets or sidewalks or any
Common Element or Association owned property.
Vehicle repair — Vehicle or other equipment repair or service must be confined to a garage. Leaks
from vehicles in the street and on driveways must be cleaned up within 24 hours.
Community Standards
Providence Master Homeowners Association
May 2006
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