Fence Maintenance. D1. Inspect riparian exclusion fencing during and after each season of grazing and after high flow events where over bank flows may inundate fences and prior to and after riparian grazing has occurred. If riparian exclusion fencing is damaged, repair fencing and move livestock, as appropriate, to minimize resource impacts. If cattle are present, riparian fences shall be repaired within 30 days.
Fence Maintenance. For the purpose of this Section, walls, gates and fences (hereinafter, “Fencing”) shall refer only to those walls, gates and fences that are not a part of a Dwelling (though they may be attached to the Dwelling). Though an alternative agreement for the maintenance responsibility for Fencing may be reached between a Lot Owner and an adjoining Lot Owner upon the mutual consent of both parties, each Lot Owner shall remain responsible for maintaining and repairing any Fencing, or portion thereof, constructed for or by such Owner, but not by an adjoining Lot Owner, regardless of whether the Fencing or the portion thereof is located on their Lot or on an adjoining Lot or Common Area. Fencing of this type that borders the Community shall be deemed “Community Perimeter Fencing” and may be deemed, if so determined by the Board of Directors the responsibility of the Lot Owner. The Association shall not be bound by or obligated to enforce any agreement between adjoining Lot Owners, but may choose, in the absolute discretion of the Board of Directors to deem an agreement between or among adjoining Lot Owners effective as to the assignment or apportionment of maintenance responsibilities for any Fencing and to enforce such agreement. With respect to Fencing located on an adjoining Lot or Common Area constructed for or by an Owner, the Lot Owner’s responsibility shall only apply to the portions of the Fencing on the adjoining Lot or Common Area that are constructed to attach the Fencing of that Lot Owner to the existing Fencing on that adjoining Lot or Common Area. This provision shall in no way limit, however, the responsibility of an Owner to maintain any portion of the Fencing that is deemed to be that Owner’s responsibility by the Board of Directors. At the sole discretion of the Board of Directors, the Association may, without the consent of the Lot Owner, assume maintenance responsibility for some or all portions of Fencing located on the Lot of that Owner that borders a roadway or that is located near the perimeter of the Community. The Association shall not, however, be obligated to maintain such Fencing, unless so determined by the Board of Directors and then only for such period and to the degree or to a standard determined appropriate by the Board of Directors. The standard set by the Board of Directors for the maintained condition of Fencing that is the responsibility of the Association may be different than the standard set by the Board of Directors for Fen...
Fence Maintenance. Riparian exclusion fencing was completed in 2006 for the entire ranch. Throughout the Shasta River reach approximately 20 acres of Novy Ranches land have been fenced via approximately 12,400 linear feet of fencing. General fence maintenance will continue to maintain fences to protect stream and riparian areas. Grenada Novy Ranches will not accept the financial responsibility of repairing loss from major floods or other events where greater than 20% of the fence needs replacement.
Fence Maintenance. The Cooperator will be responsible for minor maintenance of the colony perimeter fence throughout the breeding season.
