Sign & Flyer Posting Policy

Community policy regarding posting of signs by residents or their agents is a reasonable compromise between legitimate individual homeowner and/or contractor/vendor promotional interests, and the interests of the community at large.  The policy is as follows: 
 

• Posting of signs on homeowners' property: There are only three categories of signs permitted on homeowners' lots, and they are listed below - all others (including but not limited to political, charitable, and religious) are expressly prohibited.

  • Street number/name signs

  • Real estate for sale/lease signs: one sign containing not more than eight (8) square feet of surface area per side (2 sides maximum), and used solely in connection with the marketing of the affected Lot for sale or lease.

  • Home contractor signs (project requires ARB written pre-approval): One small sign (not to exceed 2’ x 2’) is allowed on the lot (yard - not on the right of way grass strip between the street and sidewalk) while the project is ongoing for advertisement by the contractor. Signs must be removed as soon as the project is completed, or within 30 days following placement, whichever occurs first.

• Posting of signs on Community common areas and rights of way: Posting signs of any type, by residents or their agents, on community common areas or rights of way is prohibited.  All such signs will be confiscated.  Particularly egregious is taping of flyers to lamp posts, which, in addition to being unsightly, frequently requires repainting posts as paint often adheres to the tape when removed.