Parking
The parking rules are defined in our covenants and bylaws under article IX, section 6. All Homeowners may only park in their designated parking areas for your Lot. Your designated parking space is only in the driveway and inside your garage. There are no commercial vehicles permitted to be parked in our community that are not actively servicing a Lot by means of conducting business. Homeowners may not park commercial vehicles associated with their employment anywhere in the community.
Gwinnett County does not allow parking vehicles on any other surface other than a hard paved one. This means you may NOT park your vehicle on any grass or unpaved area whether it is on your Lot or otherwise. This is not only an HOA rule, but also the county.
Most homes have a designated parking area that supports two vehicles in the driveway, and one in the garage. Additional vehicles that do not fit appropriately in your driveway or in the garage are not permitted to park anywhere else in the community. There is no exception to this rule. Owning additional vehicles other than what fits in your driveway or garage will not excuse violating the parking rules.
The Cul-de-sac may only be used for temporary overflow parking, for situations such as: Having an approved garage sale or pressure washing your driveway. The cul-de-sac may also be used temporarily for a visiting guest where their vehicle will not fit in your designated parking space. The cul-de-sac is not to be used for any reason other than this. It is not an extension of your designated parking space. Regular use of the cul-de-sac is not permitted for any reason.
Fines will be issued in accordance with our fee schedule for each parking violation. Fines will be assessed to the Homeowner. If your property is rented, the Homeowner is responsible for all actions committed by their tenants. It is the sole responsibility of the Homeowner to ensure their tenants are always in full compliance of all HOA rules.