HOA Rules Summary
Rules and Restrictions from the Rosedale Master Association CC&R’s
Summary of rules:
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Occupancies are for residential use only. Home businesses are subject to restrictions.
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Architectural review committee must approve most changes to the outside of the homes. Please go to rosedalemasterhoa.com for information.
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Garage doors are to be kept closed when not in use.
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Parking on the street is not permitted from midnight to 6am.
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Blocking of sidewalks is not permitted.
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Commercial vehicles must be parked inside garages.
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Boats, all types of trailers, campers, vans, motor homes, motorcycles and recreation vehicles shall be permitted in the subdivision only while loading and unloading or parked inside a garage and concealed from public view.
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Except for normal washing and waxing no maintenance or repair of any boat or vehicle is permitted except within a garage.
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Vehicles not in working condition shall be immediately removed from the subdivision.
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Garbage and recycling materials shall not be placed at the curb prior to 6pm on the day prior to collection.
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Owners are responsible for routine maintenance including landscaping work, garage carriage lights and post lamp fixtures.
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Clothes lines are now permitted not visible from the street or any other common area.
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Garbage cans, HVAC equipment, pool equipment, and generators must be screened from view and buffered by walls or shrubbery to reduce the noise level.
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Window or wall air conditioners are not permitted.
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Trailers or temporary buildings are not permitted.
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Placement of signs or ornamental objects must be in accordance with Rosedale established rules.
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Household pets are permitted and are limited to three pets per household. They must be kept on a leash and in a manner or to an extent as to not constitute a nuisance to neighbors.
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Basketball backboards and any other fixed or portable game equipment shall be kept in the rear of the dwelling.
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Hurricane protection devices must be approved and their use is governed by the rules contained in the CC&R’s