Clotheslines. No clotheslines will be permitted around the building.
Clotheslines. Unless otherwise permitted by applicable law and only to the extent permitted therein, no clothesline or other similar device shall be allowed in any portion of the Property, unless within a Home and concealed from view from all other portions of the Property and from the surrounding public areas. No towels shall be permitted to be hung from the balconies.
Clotheslines. (a) For purposes of this section, “clothesline” includes a cord, rope, or wire from which laundered items may be hung to dry or air. A balcony, railing, awning, or other part of a structure or building shall not qualify as a clothesline.
(b) For purposes of this section, “drying rack” means an apparatus from which laundered items may be hung to dry or air. A balcony, railing, awning, or other part of a structure or building shall not qualify as a drying rack.
(c) Any provision of a governing document … shall be void and unenforceable if it effectively prohibits or unreasonably restricts an owner’s ability to use a clothesline or drying rack in the owner’s backyard.
(1) This section does not apply to provisions that impose reasonable restrictions on an owner’s backyard for the use of a clothesline or drying rack.
(2) For purposes of this section, “reasonable restrictions” are restrictions that do not significantly increase the cost of using a clothesline or drying rack.
(3) This section applies only to backyards that are designated for the exclusive use of the owner.
(e) Nothing in this section shall prohibit an association from establishing and enforcing reasonable rules governing clotheslines or drying racks.
Clotheslines. Clotheslines are not permitted outside a homeowner's patio area and no clothing or other items shall be hung out to dry on the front porch of any unit.
Clotheslines. Clotheslines are not permitted unless they are completely hidden from the view of persons off the Lot.
Clotheslines. (a) The clotheslines shall be screened or otherwise not visible from the street.
Clotheslines. Outside clotheslines are permitted on leased property under the following conditions: The poles must be of wood or metal. The poles must be painted with no rust. The clothesline must not be longer than 25 feet and no higher than seven feet. The clothesline must be constructed on the rear of the property, further from the front road than the leased residence. Deck rails, bushes, porches, etc. are not to be used to hang clothes outside under any circumstances. B&W Housing Development reserves the right to remove any clothesline, if after notice, the resident has not, within five days, conformed to the described clothesline criteria. Clothes are not to be left on the clotheslines overnight. Cherokee County requires the address of each residence to be posted on the home in three inch numbers, located in such a way that they are easily visible from the street for emergency vehicles. B&W Housing Development staff have furnished residence numbers on all leased/contract for deed homes.
Clotheslines. No outside clotheslines shall be placed on any Lot.
Clotheslines. No outside clothesline may be erected or maintained on any Lot.
Clotheslines. Outside clotheslines are permitted on leased property under the following conditions: The poles must be of wood or metal. The poles must be painted with no rust. The clothesline must not be longer than 25 feet and no higher than seven feet. The clothesline must be constructed on the rear of the property, further from the front road than the leased residence. Deck rails, bushes, porches, etc. are not to be used to hang clothes outside under any circumstances. B&W Housing Development reserves the right to remove any clothesline, if after notice, the resident has not, within fourteen days, conformed to the described clothesline criteria. Clothes are not to be left on the clotheslines overnight.
