Rule L: Road Edge Markers
(Adopted September 13, 2009)
The Common Areas - Extent of Owner’s Easements Article IV.III.E applies -- “The right of the Association to allocate the use of common areas and restrict uses of common areas including hours of operation, and to make reasonable Rules and Regulations with respect thereto. Also the right of the Association to limit the use of areas to specific purposes such as snow removal storage.” -- with the following clarification:
Road Edge Markers may be placed at the edge of the street pavement to assist the snow plow operators and other vehicle traffic in identifying where the street pavement ends with the purpose of decreasing damage to the adjoining landscaped areas. Homeowners must adhere to the following criteria: The Road Edge Marker is required to be the pre-approved stake, either yellow or orange. The Road Edge Marker may be installed prior to snowfall but no earlier than October 1. The Road Edge Marker must be removed at the first thaw but no later than May 15. The Road Edge Marker must be installed a minimum distance of 10’ apart, continuing as necessary to mark the edge of the pavement where the owner wants to protect the adjoining landscaped area. The Homeowner understands this location, along the edge of the street pavement, is on Common Property. Eaglewood is not responsible for damage to any Road Edge Marker or damage caused by one. Eaglewood retains the authority to remove any Road Edge Marker that is not consistent with the above criteria or for any reason deemed necessary.