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INTRODUCTION
These Community Standards have been established to serve as general
Community guidelines for the Providence Master Homeowners Association
(Association). They were designed and adopted to enhance property value and
enjoyment of the Community without infringing upon the rights or common benefits
of all Residents. Observing these standards is the responsibility of each Owner,
Tenant, Contractor and Guest. A glossary of commonly used terms, which defines
the capitalized terms used in these Community Standards and other commonly
used terms, can be found on pages 11-13 of these Community Standards.
Additionally, starting on page 14, copies of the Association's basic operations
policies are included.
These Community Standards have been established as authorized by the CC&Rs
and may be amended by the Board of Directors from time to time. Upon purchase
of a home within the Community, all Owners received copies of the CC&Rs and
Bylaws, as well as the Bylaws and CC&Rs for their Sub-Association, if applicable.
These Community Standards are intended to supplement the CC&Rs. All
Residents are encouraged to read these Community Standards and the CC&Rs
carefully and ensure that they and their family members, Guests, Tenants and
Contractors understand and abide by them. All Members are fully responsible for
the actions of their family, Guests, Tenants and Contractors.
This document has been prepared for the use of Association Members. These
Community Standards are subject to the CC&Rs and other Governing Documents
of the Association. In case of conflict between these Community Standards and
the CC&R's or other Governing Documents, the CC&Rs shall first prevail, followed
in order by the Articles of Incorporation, the Bylaws, the Plat Maps, Resolutions of
the Association's Board of Directors and then the Design Guidelines and
Community Standards.
Please contact Management at 702.216.2020 with any questions.
Community Standards 1
Providence Master Homeowners Association
May 2006