Driveways shall not be wider than the car capacity of the garage in front of the building line.
 

The cracks between cement driveway sections shall be kept free of significant vegetation.
 

Cars must not be parked on grass.
  

The front and side yards of each lot must be predominantly grass and in keeping with harmonious nature of development.
 

Landscaping must compliment the style and architecture of the home and conform to the scheme of the immediate neighborhood.
 

Landscaping shall not interfere with the drainage. Pattern established at the time of construction of the lot or neighboring lots.
 

Shrubbery required in front of all homes in conformance with the overall scheme of the neighborhood.
 

No artificial flowers in the front lawns of any lots.

An outbuilding is any structure which is not attached to the main house structure, except for detached garages. This includes, but is not limited to, all storage sheds, gazebos and spas.
                                                           

The standard, type, quality and color of the materials used in construction shall be harmonious with the standard, type, quality and color of the materials used in construction of the main residence on the lot. Shingles and paint utilized shall match that of the residence. Small prefabricated metal storage buildings may be approved, provided the colors are harmonious with the immediate neighborhood.
 

Outbuildings shall not exceed eight feet (8’) in height, with a maximum floor space of 10" x 12".
 

Outbuilding shall be maintained in good condition.
 

All outbuildings must be within the enclosed, fenced back yard.
 

Outbuildings shall not be placed within existing easements, unless the utility companies involved have granted their written consent to such encroachment, and a copy of said consent is provided to the ACC. In any case, outbuildings shall be placed such that they are not readily visible from the street in front of the lot.
 

Outbuildings shall not interfere with the natural drainage as established at time of construction of the lot or neighboring lots.
 

No outbuildings on lots that backup to the golf course.

Shall be constructed of materials which are harmonious with the main residence, and shall be maintained in good condition.
 

Shall not encroach into any utility easement unless the utility companies involved have granted their written consent to such encroachment, and a copy of said consent is provided to the ACC.
 

Shall not be situated on the lot so that they interfere with the natural drainage of the lot or neighboring lots.
 

Shall not be higher than 18 inches above grade.
 

Exterior lighting shall be white light, and shall not be of an intensity which causes annoyance to neighboring homes. Under no circumstances shall vapor lighting be permitted except for temporary holiday decoration.
 

Directional lights of flood lights must be aimed so as not to shine directly in the windows of neighboring homes.
 

Low voltage landscaping lights should receive ACC approval if visible from the street.
 

Yard lights may be gas or electric. If electric, the incandescent bulb may not exceed 100 watts, and must be of clear glass type. The maximum acceptable height is six feet (6’), and the pole must be black brown or white, depending on harmony with the existing residence, as determined by the ACC.