Venetian Isles Community Association, Inc.

Key facts from Venetian Isles Community Association, Inc.'s documents

Reflects the 1978 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association for residential subdivision (Throughout (Venetian Isles Homeowners As)

Units / lots

525 buildable, residential lots (as of 2006) (Third Amendment, Section 50: 'in year 20)

Pets

Yes; domestic pets only (not more than two); no chickens, cattle, horses, sheep, goats, or pigs; no breeding for commercial purposes (Section 39: 'No chickens, cattle, horses)

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited; battered, inoperative, jacked-up or derelict vehicles cannot be kept on driveway or exterior premises for more than one week (Section 37: '...on other than a temporar)

Fences

Fences/hedges limited to 4 feet in height along sides of dwelling from front to rear; must be chain link or open mesh; front yard fences prohibited except low decorative walls; privacy walls only if part of permanent roof; shrubbery privacy (Section 22)

Architectural approval

Yes; all construction plans for house structures, walls, fences, screen enclosures, or permanent structures must be approved by Sibley Homes (for undeveloped lots) or by the Association's Architectural Review Committee for all other propert (Section 13: 'All construction plans ... )

Home business

Prohibited; defined as any business use involving office space, customer visits, or dispatch of business vehicles; does not preclude normal home office work (Section 23)

Setbacks / home size

25 ft from street; 7.5 ft from side lot line; corner lots: 15 ft from street side; Unit 8 waterfront: set back not more than 25 ft (Section 3 and Section 46A)

Use restrictions

All lots restricted to single-family residential use with one residence per lot (Section 1: 'all lots ... are restricted )

Voting & meetings

One vote per lot; owner of multiple lots gets one vote per lot owned (Third Amendment, Section 50.B(3): 'The o)

Amendments

Proposed by petition of 150 lot owners or by Board initiative; then written ballot; adoption requires affirmative votes equal to or more than two-thirds of the number of lots (Third Amendment, Section 50.A and 50.B(2)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.