Duff Subdivision Lakeview

Key facts from Duff Subdivision Lakeview's documents

Reflects the 1966 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Covenant / Planned Community

Pets

Dogs and cats are allowed as pets but not on a commercial basis. No swine, goats, sheep, or poultry (including chickens) are permitted. (Covenant D, Page 2)

Fences

Fences and walls cannot be placed nearer than 25 feet to any street unless approved. All fence material and design must be approved by ARC. Temporary fencing allowed for up to 24 months with approval. Common boundary fence cost may be appor (Covenant G and I, Pages 2-4)

Architectural approval

Yes. No buildings, fences, or walls may be erected or altered without prior approval of the Architectural Control Committee. Plans and specifications must be submitted. (Covenant G, Page 2-3)

Home business

Not specifically allowed, but no noxious or offensive trade may be carried on (Covenant A). (Covenant A, Page 2)

Signs & flags

No signs, billboards, posters, or advertising devices on any Suburban Residential Lot, except subdivision promotion signs for Lakeview Estates. (Covenant M, Page 5)

Setbacks / home size

Buildings: no closer than 35 feet from any street; no nearer than 25 feet to interior lot line (except side yard not required for garage or necessary buildings 50+ feet from street); no dwelling closer than 25 feet to rear lot line. Eaves, (Covenant K, Pages 4-5)

Use restrictions

On Suburban Residential Lots, only one single-family dwelling, private garage, and appropriate outbuildings incidental to suburban residential use are allowed. (Covenant L, Page 5)

Amendments

Covenants run for 25 years from recording, then auto-renew for successive 10-year periods unless an instrument signed by a majority of the then owners of the Lots is recorded, agreeing to change the covenants in whole or in part. (Covenant P, Page 6)

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